Common use of Confidentiality and Company Property Clause in Contracts

Confidentiality and Company Property. 22.1 At no time during your employment with the Company or thereafter, except in the proper course of your employment or as required by law, may you disclose to any Person or make use of, whether on your own account or for any Person, any information that is of a sufficiently high degree of confidentiality as to amount to a trade secret of the Company or any information used in the business of the Company that, if disclosed to a competitor, would be liable to cause real significant damage to the Company or any information in respect of which the Company owes a duty of confidence to any Person. 22.2 During the course of your employment you may have access to and be entrusted with confidential information relating to the Company’s business (“Confidential Information”) and that of its Associated Companies, which is not readily ascertainable by Persons not connected with the Company, such as information relating to the following, in relation to the Company and its Associated Companies: 22.2.1 management information, corporate and marketing strategy, marketing surveys, plans and strategies, advertising and promotional material, business development plans, sales reports and research results, maturing new business opportunities, charging structures 22.2.2 business methods and processes, products and services, technical information and know-how and any other information that is not available to the public generally, including inventions, designs, programs, techniques, database systems, formulae and ideas 22.2.3 business contacts, mailing lists purchased by the Company, names, addresses, telephone numbers, contact names and identities of Clients and Potential Clients and of suppliers and potential suppliers and terms of business with Clients and suppliers, order requirements and patterns of Clients and other Client and supplier database details 22.2.4 information on employees and the terms of their employment 22.2.5 finances, budgets, management accounts, trading statements, production and service costs, regulatory reports and other financial reports 22.2.6 any information that you are informed by your manager is to be treated as confidential 22.2.7 any information marked “Confidential” held on computer or on any document.

Confidentiality and Company Property. 22.1 24.1 At no time during your employment with the Company or thereafter, except in the proper course of your employment or as required by law, may you disclose to any Person or make use of, whether on your own account or for any Person, any information that is of a sufficiently high degree of confidentiality as to amount to a trade secret of the Company or any information used in the business of the Company that, if disclosed to a competitor, would be liable to cause real significant damage to the Company or any information in respect of which the Company owes a duty of confidence to any Person. 22.2 24.2 During the course of your employment you may have access to and be entrusted with confidential information relating to the Company’s business (“Confidential Information”) and that of its Associated Companies, which is not readily ascertainable by Persons not connected with the Company, such as information relating to the following, in relation to the Company and its Associated Companies: 22.2.1 24.2.1 management information, corporate and marketing strategy, marketing surveys, plans and strategies, advertising and promotional material, business development plans, sales reports and research results, maturing new business opportunities, charging structures 22.2.2 24.2.2 business methods and processes, products and services, technical information and know-how and any other information that is not available to the public generally, including inventions, designs, programs, techniques, database systems, formulae and ideas 22.2.3 24.2.3 business contacts, mailing lists purchased by the Company, names, addresses, telephone numbers, contact names and identities of Clients and Potential Clients and of suppliers and potential suppliers and terms of business with Clients and suppliers, order requirements and patterns of Clients and other Client and supplier database details 22.2.4 24.2.4 information on employees and the terms of their employment 22.2.5 24.2.5 finances, budgets, management accounts, trading statements, production and service costs, regulatory reports and other financial reports 22.2.6 24.2.6 any information that you are informed by your manager is to be treated as confidential 22.2.7 24.2.7 any information marked “Confidential” held on computer or on any document.

Confidentiality and Company Property. 22.1 23.1 At no time during your employment with the Company or thereafter, except in the proper course of your employment or as required by law, may you disclose to any Person or make use of, whether on your own account or for any Person, any information that which is of a sufficiently high degree of confidentiality as to amount to a trade secret of the Company or any information used in the business of the Company thatwhich, if disclosed to a competitor, would be liable to cause real significant damage to the Company or any information in respect of which the Company owes a duty of confidence to any Person. 22.2 23.2 During the course of your employment you may have access to and be entrusted with confidential information relating to the Company’s business (“Confidential Information”) and that of its Associated Companies, which is not readily ascertainable by Persons not connected with the Company, such as information relating to the following, in relation to the Company and its Associated Companies: 22.2.1 23.2.1 management information, corporate and marketing strategy, marketing surveys, plans and strategies, advertising and promotional material, business development plans, sales reports and research results, maturing new business opportunities, charging structures 22.2.2 23.2.2 business methods and processes, products and services, technical information and know-how and any other information that which is not available to the public generally, including inventions, designs, programsprogrammes, techniques, database systems, formulae and ideas 22.2.3 23.2.3 business contacts, mailing lists purchased by the Company, names, addresses, telephone numbers, contact names and identities of Clients and Potential Clients and of suppliers and potential suppliers and terms of business with Clients and suppliers, order requirements and patterns of Clients and other Client and supplier database details 22.2.4 23.2.4 information on employees and the terms of their employment 22.2.5 23.2.5 finances, budgets, management accounts, trading statements, production and service costs, regulatory reports and other financial reports 22.2.6 23.2.6 any information that which you are informed by your manager is to be treated as confidential 22.2.7 23.2.7 any information marked “Confidential” held on computer or on any document.