Posted on 25 August 2012. Tags: affiliated companies, amp, basis, commission basis, company thanks, contract, Contractor, independent contractor agreement, manager, mile radius, office, sales reps, scare tactic, smart guy, thanks in advance
I’m a sales manager for independent authorized AT&T dealer for direct sales where I hire my sales reps as a 1099 and they get paid on a commission basis.
I have a rep who recently started with me who quit another office where he did the same thing. The problem is the previous company is stating he signed a contract where he could not worth with any AT&T affiliated companies for 1 year within a 100 mile radius or else they would sue him.
It seems like a complete scare tactic to avoid competition swiping up disgruntled workers. In my understanding the only legal way this could be done is if the company compensates the former worker for the time stating he cannot work for another company and if he does, then he is subjected to being taken to court in violation of the money compensated to him for agreeing to do so.
Does anyone have any knowledge on this? He’s a young smart guy and it seems he’s just being bullied.
Also, if it is wrong is there any legal action that can be taken against the other company?
Thanks in advance!
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Posted on 09 January 2012. Tags: affiliate marketing, Afford, alot, guy, Investments, investor, Marketing, rich kid, smart guy, stock markets, swing trader, video game, video games, xbox, xbox 360
i know this one 21 year old guy. He’s got alot of money i’m sure. He’s a swing trader and an investor in stock markets plus he runs his own affiliate marketing online business. He simultaneously follows the markets everyday and runs his business, smart guy. When it comes to days off he says he likes video games and wants an xbox 360 but can’t afford to spend so much money on a video game. What i don’t understand is if he has the money to put in $5000+ once a month for investments and trading why can’t he afford to get $200 xbox, is he just being cheap?
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