Common use of Employee’s Acknowledgement Clause in Contracts

Employee’s Acknowledgement. It is the express intention of Employee and Employer to comply with sections 15.50 et seq. of the Texas Business and Commerce Code in effect as of the date of execution hereof. Employee stipulates that the provisions of this Agreement are not oppressive or overly burdensome to Employee and will not prevent Employee from earning an income following termination of this Agreement. Employee warrants and represents that:

Employee’s Acknowledgement. It is the express intention of Employee and Employer to comply with sections 15.50 et seq. of the Texas Business and Commerce Code in effect as of the date of execution hereof. Employee stipulates that the provisions of this Amended Agreement are not oppressive or overly burdensome to Employee and will not prevent Employee from earning an income following termination of this Amended Agreement. Employee warrants and represents that:

Employee’s Acknowledgement. It is the express intention of Employee and Employer to comply with sections Sections 15.50 et seq. of the Texas Business and Commerce Code in effect as of the date of execution hereof. Employee stipulates that the provisions of this Agreement are not oppressive or overly burdensome to Employee and will not prevent Employee from earning an income following termination of this Agreement. Employee warrants and represents that:

Employee’s Acknowledgement. It is the express intention of Employee and Employer to comply with sections 15.50 et seqET SEQ. of the Texas Business and Commerce Code in effect as of the date of execution hereof. Employee stipulates that the provisions of this Agreement are not oppressive or overly burdensome to Employee and will not prevent Employee from earning an income following termination of this Agreement. Employee warrants and represents that: