Account the organisation that you work for and its industry, Business Law and Ethics

Suppose your employer wanted to include a restraint of trade clause in your employment agreement. Prepare and set out an instance of this clause that would be applicable to you in your job, taking into account the organisation that you work for and its industry.

Would this clause be valid or invalid? Recognize two supporting reasons and explain them.

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