Employer Confidentiality
If I signed a confidentiality agreement with my employer, how can I accept a dismissal ….
package? Job security is critical software, if I have questions about the reasons for redundancy are provided. It would have been easy to cut corners and to develop a product and then offer much lower compensation pay to its own people, otherwise the product while leaving the door. I have to sit with an accountant who asked me questions to determine appropriate remuneration. We compare this with what is available and is likely to reject the offer if it is lower. Due to the confidentiality agreement can not argue with a counter. For example, suggest that the product standards is a violation of the confidentiality agreement. The kind of thing that could justify substantial payment would not be able to communicate with the meter.
If you have already signed … well … the options are more limited. If you have not signed it, may negotiate / rework the text of the Convention. Only silly sign a confidentiality agreement that prevented him to do what he / she taught the producers of DOCUMENT TO DO, assuming that the agreement has been centered around the nature of these activities. Good luck … my friend ….
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