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6/24/10, 8:49 am

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Do I legally have to disclose to my current employer my next employer when I am leaving? I don't have any non-compete agreements with the current employer for this future employer.

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No, there is no such requirement regardless of any agreements, unless you are working for one of the few highly classifi...

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Arkady Itkin

The other attorney is right on point here. If you signed an employment or other document agreeing to do this, that may b...

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Kevin B. Murphy

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