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Issues that might arise when there aren’t restrictive covenants when you recruit

by Anna Denton | Jan 13, 2017 | Recruitment

You are recruiting a new business development manager. As the chosen candidate is coming to you from a competitor you have checked their contract of employment with the existing employer and are happy that the former employer missed a trick, and failed to put in place...

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