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Companies get tough on those who leak secrets to competitors


Peter Brieger, Financial Post

Separate from money damages, the latest claims ask for injunctions to block their rivals from using the information, noting their former employees broke non-compete agreements. While employees can take skills they've learned to a new company, they must leave confidential details at the door. And with some industries pumping out brand new technology in short time periods, non-compete agreements usually ensure that whatever details ex-employees may remember are obsolete by the time they start working for a rival.

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