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The Ontario Superior Court of Justice recently upheld a contract requiring a senior executive to provide six months’ prior notice before resignation. The court agreed with the employer that the senior executive could not move to a competitor during the notice period, effectively prohibiting him from competing during a contractual notice period. Continue reading on Littler's Global Employment Law blog.