Common use of Nonsolicitation of Employees and Contractors Clause in Contracts

Nonsolicitation of Employees and Contractors. Employee agrees he will not, during his employment and for a two-year period immediately following termination of his employment, regardless of the reason for and timing of the termination, solicit any then-current employee or contractor of the Corporation or its subsidiaries for the purpose of hiring or attempting to hire such employee or contractor, nor will Employee in any manner attempt to persuade or encourage any of the then-current employees or contractors of the Corporation or its subsidiaries to discontinue their employment or contractual engagement with the Corporation or its subsidiaries.

Nonsolicitation of Employees and Contractors. Employee agrees he will not, during his employment and for a twoone-year period immediately following termination of his employment, regardless of the reason for and timing of the termination, solicit any then-current employee or contractor of the Corporation or its subsidiaries for the purpose of hiring or attempting to hire such employee or contractor, nor will Employee in any manner attempt to persuade or encourage any of the then-current employees or contractors of the Corporation or its subsidiaries to discontinue their employment or contractual engagement with the Corporation or its subsidiaries.

Nonsolicitation of Employees and Contractors. Employee agrees he will not, during his employment and for a two-year period immediately following termination of his employmentemployment hereunder, regardless of the reason for and timing of the termination, solicit any then-current employee or contractor of the Corporation or its subsidiaries for the purpose of hiring or attempting to hire such employee or contractor, nor will Employee in any manner attempt to persuade or encourage any of the then-current employees or contractors of the Corporation or its subsidiaries to discontinue their employment or contractual engagement with the Corporation or its subsidiaries.