Restrictive Covenant
Definition: 
            A restrictive covenant is a legal agreement which restricts an employee to work for another employer for a certain period of time.
It is a clause which is inserted into a business agreement or individual contract to prevent an employee from working for another employer in the same industry or geographic region for a given period after they leave an organization.
Having this clause included in an employment contract is important because:
- Protects the employer’s relationship with clients or customers
 - Bring stability to the organization’s workforce
 - Protect the confidential information
 
Nevertheless, a restrictive covenant protects the employer against their competitors; organization’s must ensure that this clause is included in employment contracts.
Part of speech:
              noun
          Use in a sentence:
              He must keep to the restrictive covenant.