WEIGHING PROS AND CONS OF SEVERANCE OFFERS IN PENNSYLVANIA
Beware of Greeks Bearing Gifts... |
Consider: Your employer did not have you sign a non-compete during your employment, but has slipped a non-compete into your proposed severance agreement.
Understand: No matter what you have heard, Pennsylvania courts will enforce non-competes.
Be Aware: If you have a non-compete, it is harder to get a job. Prospective employers are leery of hiring applicants with non-competes.
Put This on One Side of the Scale... |
And This on the Other.. |
Possibility: Hiring an attorney to help you evaluate you circumstances and, perhaps negotiate a better deal may be worth your investment.
John A. Gallagher is an employment lawyer who represents employees in Pennsylvania.
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