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Labor/Employment

Mar. 12, 2002

Competing Interests

In the coming months, the California Supreme Court will decide how employers can treat employees on the move and the enforceability of noncompete agreements in the context of conflicting state laws.

        By Martha K. Gooding and Karen A. Gibbs
        
        In the coming months, the California Supreme Court will decide how employers can treat employees on the move and the enforceability of noncompete agreements in the context of conflicting state laws.
        Given the incr...

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