Common use of INTERPRETERS’ PRACTICES Clause in Contracts

INTERPRETERS’ PRACTICES. The Contractor shall ensure that their Interpreters also do not engage in anti- competitive practices which might have the foreseeable effect of restricting or diminishing the availability of interpreting services under this Contract. Prohibited actions, but are not limited to, the following: i. Requiring the Contractor to work exclusively with the Interpreter; ii. Requiring the Contractor to sign a non-compete agreement; iii. Retaliation or threats against the Contractor who refuses to work exclusively with the Interpreter or will not sign a non-compete agreement; iv. Contacting Consumers or Purchasers directly to solicit future business; and v. Offering compensation or other consideration to Consumers or Purchasers in exchange for the promise of future business.

INTERPRETERS’ PRACTICES. The Contractor shall ensure that their Interpreters also do not engage in anti- competitive anticompetitive practices which might have the foreseeable effect of restricting or diminishing the availability of interpreting services under this Contract. Prohibited actions, but are not limited to, the following: i. Requiring the Contractor to work exclusively with the Interpreter; ii. Requiring the Contractor to sign a non-compete agreement; iii. Retaliation or threats against the Contractor who refuses to work exclusively with the Interpreter or will not sign a non-compete agreement; iv. Contacting Consumers or Purchasers directly to solicit future business; and v. Offering compensation or other consideration to Consumers or Purchasers in exchange for the promise of future business.