Non-Compete Agreement Questions

if they have no record of it, then why do you think there is one?

in 35yrs of driving ,I've never had a company mention one.

 

Did you get a cdl? If so get a job.
Or just hire on to a carrier that will train you. Unless that is what this is about.
You may need to go to private cdl training course.

 

what do they expect you to do, get a CDL and NOT go to work?

go out, get a job with a smaller company, be done with it.

if you do happen to owe your former employer any money for training, expect to get billed for it.

otherwise, "have CDL, will travel".....

maybe the school has that non-compete, so that you do not go to another school for job placements..????

i never really heard much of this crap, from a trades jobs, over say a corporate job, which THEY DO HAVE no-compete written into your job outline. (so you do not steal away clients when you go to your new job)

What Is a Noncompete Agreement and the Legalities Behind It?

 

You will likely still be able to find a job. No biggie.
CRST (or is it CRE?) is about the only company that cares about enforcing it. Just find a smaller company that doesn't care.

As for getting an attorney, well the contract you voluntary signed, states you can work, you just need to pay the amount owed to get released. Some states will enforce this contract, some won't

 

partnership....(alias) kick backs....

go get another job, just SHUT UP about that to anyone at the school.

let them chase you. and if they catch you, fart in thier face.

 

California, maybe one or two other state, virtually do not allow enforcement of non-compete clauses for many non-professional jobs. That doesn't mean companies don't impose them on you and hope you ASSUME they are iron-clad and bullet-proof. To answer "does my non-compete agreement prevent me from working at another company" you need an answer from a lawyer in your state. "Some guys on the internet said 'don't worry about it' is NOT going to protect you.

This is the moment when you can start a spiral that guarantees working for terrible and dishonest companies until conditions get so bad you leave the industry. Whatever you do, get all of the info on your next employer INCLUDING TALKING TO CURRENT DRIVERS BEFORE you start with another company. The chances of quitting your way into a better job are less than winning the lottery.

 

If your not under a contract regarding school your good, dont create a problem that does not exist