Employees do not have a right to solicit business for their own benefit or to set up a competing business while you employ them.

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Moreover, they could not solicit business from Citigroup.

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"The bottom line is that if a vendor is paying New York residents to actively solicit business in this state, there is no reason why that vendor should not shoulder the appropriate tax burden, " Lippman wrote.

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Being able to solicit consistently on a business' premises would be an enormous aid to organizing.

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State law also may allow you to require employees to sign agreements not to compete with your business or to solicit your customers for a period of time after their employment ends.

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Thirdly, Ambassador Patterson has been traveling to U.S. cities with Pakistani business leaders to help them solicit investments from wealthy Americans.

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Like its parent organization, OpenLeaks will solicit secret documents from leakers in government and business.

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The experience inspired him to experiment with giving his factory workers more autonomy, allowing them to set their own schedules, and to solicit their ideas for new products and how to better run the business.

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For instance, if a San Francisco broker-dealer wants an equity sales trader with both a series 7 and series 63 certification (exams that designate a particular knowledge set and the ability to get state registration to solicit debt and equity orders), and a transferable book of business, they can tailor a search for exactly those needs on StreetID.

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Mr. Motlanthe's spokesman said Ms. Mtshali met Mr. Oberholzer informally, but never attempted to solicit a bribe from him or other executives from the aviation company and wasn't looking for business from them, either.

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