ST Alpha - "Illinois limits them. My son's job tried to argue that he would be subject to the one he signed when going to work for one of their customers" (Reading a Post)

SlickerTalk
Search Archives
The Leaderboard
The FAQ

Down to Post

Backboards:

Posts: 159

In response to "California, Minnesota, Oklahoma and North Dakota already ban it? That’s a hodgepodge of ideological states." by Will Hunting

Illinois limits them. My son's job tried to argue that he would be subject to the one he signed when going to work for one of their customers

Posted by oblique (aka kkuphal) Apr 23 '24, 07:20

Illinois law says they have to advise the employee in writing to consult with an attorney before signing. They never did that but I never really heard what the final determination was from employer but he's working for that customer now. Pretty sure the new company's legal dept was all over that and like "um, yeah, you didn't do that right"

Responses:

I tend to believe that there is a very limited place for these but when you start getting into the realm of burger places or retail, gtfoh. -- nm - Will Hunting Apr 23, 07:25 4
- The porn industry ones are the best. -- nm - LFG Apr 23, 08:40
- He's 2 years out of college working in data analytics. Seemed super weird to me as well. -- nm - oblique Apr 23, 07:27 2
  - The only thing I can see in that tech field is if you designed a proprietary code system for someone - Will Hunting Apr 23, 07:35
  - you work for us forever! we own you! -- nm - Beaker 🍺 Apr 23, 07:30

Post a message top

Illinois limits them. My son's job tried to argue that he would be subject to the one he signed when going to work for one of their customers

Replies are disabled on threads older than 7 days.