S8E04 - How to Protect Your Business from Departing Employees

Employment Law Matters

In this episode Daniel discusses How to Protect Your Business from Departing Employees with Gus Baker from Outer Temple Chambers. You’ll learn…

• What you should think about when drafting PTRs
• How the rise of remote working has impacted on restrictive covenants
• What to do first when you discover an ex-employee has breached their covenants

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