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Employers Beware

Employee mobility, coupled with the exceeding ease with which confidential and proprietary trade secret information can be stored and transported, creates the perfect platform for trade secret theft. And it's not just a hypothetical problem.

11 minute read July 29, 2010 at 08:48 AM
By
Rick Bergstrom And Mark Temple
Employers Beware

The modern employee is increasingly mobile. According to an article published in Forbes Magazine in 2007, 85% of American workers expected to be employed by a new company within the coming 12 months.

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