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Reforming NDAs – why it won’t solve the real problem
The first thing to be clear about is that almost any settlement of a potential Employment Tribunal claim will include a confidentiality clause. This may be called a non-disclosure agreement or an NDA. If you are a journalist. the term … Continue reading
Posted in Employment Tribunals, settlement agreements, Uncategorized
Tagged EHRC, Equality Commission, gagging clauses, NDA
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