Agreements with Prior Employers Sample Clauses
The "Agreements with Prior Employers" clause requires an employee to confirm that their new employment does not violate any existing agreements with previous employers, such as non-compete, confidentiality, or non-solicitation obligations. Typically, this clause obligates the employee to disclose any restrictions that might affect their ability to perform their new job duties and to avoid bringing proprietary information from a former employer. Its core function is to protect the new employer from potential legal disputes or liability arising from the employee’s prior contractual obligations, ensuring that the employment relationship starts on a clear and lawful basis.
Agreements with Prior Employers. Employee has not signed any non-competition, non-solicitation, or other agreement that Employee has not disclosed to Axogen that prohibits Employee from being employed by Axogen, fully performing Employee’s duties or fully providing services to or on behalf of Axogen during Employee’s employment or assigning works and ideas to Axogen (“Prior Non-Compete Agreement”). Employee has not and will not disclose to Axogen or use for Axogen’s benefit any information that to Employee’s knowledge is proprietary or confidential to any of Employee’s prior employers without proper consent from the prior employer. If Employee has signed a Prior Non-Compete Agreement with a prior employer, Employee has provided a copy of such agreement to Axogen’s Human Resources Department under separate cover.
Agreements with Prior Employers. The Manager represents he has no agreement or legal obligation with any prior employer, or any other person, that restricts the Manager’s ability to accept full-time employment with, or perform any function for, the City.