An agreement, generally found within an employment agreement, that restricts the employee’s future employment and actions that may possibly compete with the employer’s business is referred to as a(n)
A. future employment clause.
B. restraint of trade clause.
C. employment-at-will agreement.
D. covenant not to compete.
D. covenant not to compete.
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