I (a retired teacher living on social security with no pension) was given a contract to sign with a tutoring company AFTER I'd been working for it as an independently contracted tutor for 2 months with no contract.
It has a non-competitive clause that prohibits me from being employed as a tutor or in a related capacity by any similar company for FIVE years within 15 miles of the company (also my house as it is nearby).
This seems overly restrictive and perhaps illegal, given the independent nature of tutoring. Is it?
Thank you for your reply.
These are quite routinely enforced and the 15 mile range does not seem too restrictive.
These are quite routinely enforced and the 15 mile range does not seem too restrictive.
Is there a circumstance that I could sue a Professional Fiduciary that is acting as a
executor. Who is stalling, running up large fees, not communicating, not treating one
of the beneficiaries fairly.
or
What?
