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Yes, there is slime on both sides of the fence. Once an agency gave me a contract to sign in which the non-compete clause said that I could not work for any client of theirs, OR ANY POTENTIAL CLIENT OF THEIRS, for a period of two years after I stopped working for them. Since any firm with a computer was a "potential client of theirs", it would mean that I couldn't be a computer programmer for two years. I told them that it was a totally unenforceable clause, since it constituted unfair restraint of trade.
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