fixed-term-employment-contract-with-restrictive-clauses

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A Fixed-Term Employment Contract with Restrictive Clauses is a temporary employment agreement that includes specific restrictions to protect the employer’s business interests during and after the period of employment. In addition to setting out the fixed duration of the role, pay, and duties, the contract may include clauses preventing the employee from disclosing confidential information, soliciting clients or staff, or working for a direct competitor for a defined period after the contract ends.

Yes, restrictive clauses can remain enforceable after a fixed-term contract ends, provided they are reasonable in scope, duration, and geographic area. They must protect a legitimate business interest, such as trade secrets, client relationships, or proprietary information. Clauses that are overly broad or unfairly limit an employee’s ability to work are unlikely to be upheld by a court. Employers should ensure such restrictions are proportionate to the employee’s role and clearly stated in the contract.

Keyword :

Employment Agreement Contract of Employment

Area Of Law :

Employment/Labour Law

Sector :

Private Law

Category :

Private Law

Region :

Europe