Non compete agreement?Need feed back?
I have job offer to work in a medical spa but they want me to sign non compete agreement.
I have plan to start my own small place later after saving some money.I dont want to get in a legal trouble if i want to go my own and start my skin care place.
The spa is offering Laser Hair removal,Microderm,Chem peels facials and non invasive agressive treatments.
PLEASE share cuz i dont want to lose the job but don't want to stuck for long time with them and can't work for other spa or my own for 2 years.
I want all your professional feed back how to deal with that?
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Permalink Reply by Teresa Escoffery on
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Non-compete's usually don't hold water in our industry and in most states.
A non-solicitation agreement is perfectly legal and is what they should be asking you to sign, if anything
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They do in indiana!! Trust me, went through it with a friend a coupe months ago.. It's aweful
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Permalink Reply by coldsalineplexus on
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I turned down a job at a very busy, high priced place early in my career because of their non compete. At the time my boyfriend was in law school and had access to looking up the spa's lawsuit history... turns out they had sued many past employees. I just didn't want to risk tangling with that, so I didn't, and found another way to build my career. When I used to employ estheticians, I never used a noncompete. I felt that I didn't want anyone in my space under duress - only people who actually wanted to be there.
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Don't do it...Look elsewhere for a job. They're out there! Never sacrifice for your dream
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Permalink Reply by Teri Miller on
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It depends on what state you are in. I've been in the industry for 10 yrs. and have had this conversation many of times.. In CA, there is no such thing. An employeer can have it written in a contract but they wont have a leg to stand on if they try to enforce. It's more of intimidation factor for those that don't know. Again, this is for CA.
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