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cot 3 wording can anybody offer some help

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  • almond
    almond Posts: 1,674 Forumite
    cockaleekee wrote: »
    Think about it the other way round - are you happy for the employer/ manager/ HR person's children to go round gossiping about you? The agreement goes both ways - they/ their families will not talk about you, and you/ your family do not talk about them.

    this is the problem nothing in agreement for them to keep quiet
    i will close the post now
  • gb12345
    gb12345 Posts: 3,055 Forumite
    almond wrote: »
    this is the problem nothing in agreement for them to keep quiet
    i will close the post now

    That is because the employer is forbidden from telling anyone - so there is no need for their family to be expressly forbidden as they will never be told.
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