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HRD America | Severance Agreements Can’t Include Non-disparagement, Confidentiality Clauses

By Michael E. Brewer on March 13, 2023
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We are pleased to share a recent HRD America article, “Severance agreements can’t include non-disparagement, confidentiality clauses,” with quotes from Michael Brewer. This article discusses the recent NLRB ruling that companies can no longer offer severance agreements that include non-disparagement and confidentiality clauses. This ruling could potentially discourage some companies from offering severance packages altogether, while other employers may take pause to see if the decision is challenged. For a variety of reasons, this is an issue to keep an eye on.

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Original article published in HRD America.

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    The Employer Report
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