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Congress Takes Aim at Noncompetition Agreements

The U.S. Congress has joined a growing number of state legislatures and the Federal Trade Commission (FTC) in seeking to curtail—or altogether end—the use of noncompetition agreements in the employment context. ...more

High Court of South Africa Decision Provides Hints on Relationship Between Terminating an Employment Contract and Dismissing an...

A recent case decided by the High Court of South Africa dealt with the curious interplay of an employee’s rights as they arise from both a written contract of employment and labor legislation. Although the judgment may at...more

New Regulations Enhance Rights of Fixed-Term Employees in the Netherlands

Using fixed-term employment contracts has become more expensive for employers as a result of new regulations introduced in the Netherlands on January 1, 2020....more

Aruba Parliament Approves Legislation Removing the Power of Courts to Order Reinstatement of Directors

The Parliament of Aruba approved a new corporate law impacting the legal position of statutory directors on the island country. A consequence of the new legislation is that courts will no longer be able to order the...more

Colombia Authorizes Electronic Signatures of Employment Agreements

In the past, Colombia required physical documentation in order to formalize and execute an employment agreement. This has been an increasing irritation for employers that wished to finalize various employment-related...more

Turkey’s Highest Court Rules That Penalty Clauses May Apply to Permanent Employment Contracts

Penalty clauses in fixed-term contracts are common in Turkey and apply if either party to such a contract ends the contract before the expiration of the fixed term. Turkey’s Supreme Court has held that penalty clauses...more

Montenegro’s Widespread Labor Law Changes Go Into Effect

The new labor law of Montenegro went into effect on January 7, 2020 and has made a number of significant changes including: Employers with more than 10 employees are required to set policies on the organization and...more

Post-Employment Restrictive Covenant Was Unenforceable Due to Being Too Wide, High Court of Ireland Rules

In a cautionary tale for employers, the High Court of Ireland held in Ryanair DAC v. Bellew that although Ryanair DAC’s post-employment noncompete clause was justified given the nature of the strategic role of chief...more

Vietnam Introduces New Labor Code With Significant Employment Law Reforms

The National Assembly of Vietnam adopted a new Labor Code (No. 45/2019/QH14) on 20 November 2019 (the New Labor Code), which becomes effective 1 January 2021....more

Departing Employees: Ensuring Protection of Trade Secrets and Intellectual Property

“Knowledge is power” goes the old adage. Well, that is certainly true in the world of business where secret processes, confidential designs, and even a good customer list can give a business a vital commercial edge over its...more

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