Employment Contracts · glossary
A restriction that stops a former employee trying to win her old customers for a rival. Clause 23.2 covers each Restricted Customer for 12 months, less any garden leave. It does not catch a customer who calls her first, so the non-dealing clause sits beside it. Contract 23.2 · Chapter 8 · see Non-dealing clause, Restricted Customer
Explained in Chapter 8, Restrictive Covenants: Non-Compete, Non-Solicitation and Non-Dealing, of Employment Contracts.
The non-solicitation clause stops her trying to win a customer. It does not catch a customer who rings her first. The non-dealing clause fills that gap: she may not serve the customer at all, whoever made the first call. That also spares Cressby a dispute about who called whom.Read Chapter 8, Restrictive Covenants: Non-Compete, Non-Solicitation and Non-Dealing →
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