Common use of Confidentiality Non Solicitation Clause in Contracts

Confidentiality Non Solicitation. (a) While employed, you will learn important proprietary information related to Torotel’s business, including, but not limited to, confidential and proprietary information concerning corporate strategies and planning in the area of strategic growth. You acknowledge that the proprietary customer, operations, financial, and business information that has been or will be learned (i) has been and will be developed through Torotel’s expenditure of substantial effort, time and money; and (ii) together with relationships developed with customers and employees, could be used to compete unfairly with Torotel during the post-employment period. Because Torotel’s ability to provide services on a competitive basis depends, in part, on its proprietary information and customer relationships, Torotel would not share such information and promote your relationship with customers if Torotel believed that you would use or disclose such information or relationships in competition with Torotel, or if Torotel believed that your relationship with Torotel’s employees or customers would be used to the detriment of Torotel.