Common use of RESTRAINT OF TRADE Clause in Contracts

RESTRAINT OF TRADE. (a) In order to protect the employer's proprietary interests, for twelve months after the termination of this contract you shall not engage to work for or on behalf of an organisation in direct competition with this Company, nor establish your own business in competition with this Company. Nor shall you solicit in competition with the Company the custom of any person who has at any time during the period of your employment by the Company been a customer of the Company or who will become a customer of the Company as a result of any tender, negotiations, arrangements or proceedings made or taking place at the date of such termination.

RESTRAINT OF TRADE. (a) In order to protect the employer's proprietary interests, for twelve months one year after the termination of this contract you shall not engage to work for or on behalf of an organisation in direct competition with this Company, nor establish your own business in competition with this Company. Nor shall you solicit in competition with the Company the custom of any person who has at any time during the period of your employment by the Company been a customer of the Company or who will become a customer of the Company as a result of any tender, negotiations, arrangements or proceedings made or taking place at the date of such termination.

RESTRAINT OF TRADE. (a) In order to protect the employer's proprietary interests, for twelve three months after the termination of this contract you shall not engage to work for or on behalf of an organisation in direct competition with this Company, nor establish your own business in competition with this Company. Nor shall you solicit in competition with the Company the custom of any person who has at any time during the period of your employment by the Company been a customer of the Company or who will become a customer of the Company as a result of any tender, negotiations, arrangements or proceedings made or taking place at the date of such termination.