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Originally posted by Lance View PostDon't waste your breath asking. Not unless the clauses are over-restrictive, but then they become unenforceable anyway.'CUK forum personality of 2011 - Winner - Yes really!!!!Comment
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I tend not to worry too much about restriction clauses if they are 'the usual'. If anything is likely to change to make those clauses come into play it is either because the agency are causing issues so are on their way out with the client anyway, or the client is pushing for changes in which case there is motivation for the client to pick up any costs associated with making those change such as paying off the agency.
The scenario of client asking contractor to go back under a new contract and new agency (either immediately or some time in the future) means the old agency are out of the picture for some reason so the old restriction clause is void as far as I'm concerned. Never had any whiff of blowback yet.Maybe tomorrow, I'll want to settle down. Until tomorrow, I'll just keep moving on.Comment
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Originally posted by Lance View PostDon't waste your breath asking. Not unless the clauses are over-restrictive, but then they become unenforceable anyway.Comment
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