Common use of Acknowledgments by Employee Clause in Contracts

Acknowledgments by Employee. A. The Employee acknowledges that the restrictions placed upon him by this Agreement are reasonable given the nature of the Employee's position with the Company, the area in which the Company markets its products and services, and the consideration provided by the Company to the Employee pursuant to this Agreement. Specifically, the Employee acknowledges that the length of the Covenant Not to Compete in Section III is reasonable and that the definitions of "Competitive Activity" and "Restricted Territory" are reasonable.

Acknowledgments by Employee. A. The Employee acknowledges that the restrictions placed upon him by this Agreement are reasonable given the nature of the Employee's ’s position with the Company, the area in which the Company markets its products and services, and the consideration provided by the Company to the Employee pursuant to this Agreement. Specifically, the Employee acknowledges that the length of the Covenant Not to Compete in Section III is reasonable and that the definitions of "“Competitive Activity" ” and "“Restricted Territory" ” are reasonable.