Common use of Acknowledgments by Employee Clause in Contracts

Acknowledgments by Employee. Employee acknowledges that: (a) the services to be performed by him under this Agreement are of a special, unique, unusual and intellectual character; (b) Company’s Business is, or is expected to be, national in scope, Company’s processes and technologies having wide application throughout the nation; (c) Company competes with persons having access to markets and capital similar or superior to that possessed by the Company; (d) the restrictive covenants applicable to Employee will not prevent Employee from obtaining other gainful employment after separating from Company; (e) the provisions of this Section are reasonable and necessary in order to protect Company’s Business; and (f) Employee has consulted with, or been advised by the Company that he should consult with, an independent legal counsel concerning the undertakings of the Employee set forth in, and the provisions of, this Agreement.

Acknowledgments by Employee. Employee acknowledges that: (a) the services to be performed by him under this Agreement are of a special, unique, unusual and intellectual character; (b) Company’s Business is, or is expected to be, national international in scope, Company’s processes and technologies having wide application throughout the nationworld; (c) Company competes with persons having access to markets and capital similar or superior to that possessed by the Company; (d) the restrictive covenants applicable to Employee will not prevent Employee from obtaining other gainful employment after separating from Company; (e) the provisions of this Section are reasonable and necessary in order to protect Company’s Business; and (f) Employee has consulted with, or been advised by the Company that he should consult with, an independent legal counsel concerning the undertakings of the Employee set forth in, and the provisions of, this Agreement.