Non-Encouragement Provision Sample Clauses
A Non-Encouragement Provision prohibits one party from actively encouraging or soliciting others to engage in certain actions, such as breaching an agreement or leaving an organization. In practice, this clause may prevent an employee from urging colleagues to resign or a business partner from enticing clients to terminate their contracts. Its core function is to protect the stability and integrity of relationships or agreements by discouraging disruptive behavior and reducing the risk of coordinated departures or breaches.
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Non-Encouragement Provision. Executive agrees that during his employment with the Company and thereafter he will not instigate, cause, advise or encourage any other persons, groups of persons, corporations, partnerships or any other entity to file litigation against the Company.
Non-Encouragement Provision. Employee agrees that she will not instigate, cause, advise or encourage any other persons, groups of persons, corporations, partnerships or any other entity to file litigation against the Company.