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This Staffing Non-Compete Agreement is essential for businesses operating in the UAE who need to protect their legitimate business interests, confidential information, and competitive advantage. The document is specifically designed to comply with UAE Federal Decree-Law No. 33 of 2021 and Ministerial Resolution No. 297 of 2022, which set strict requirements for non-compete provisions, including maximum duration of 2 years and the need for reasonable geographical limitations. This agreement is typically used when hiring employees or contractors who will have access to sensitive information, key client relationships, or trade secrets. It includes comprehensive provisions covering restricted activities, territorial scope, confidentiality obligations, and enforcement mechanisms, all structured to ensure enforceability under UAE law while protecting both employer and employee interests.

1. Parties: Identification of the contracting parties - typically the staffing company and the employee/contractor

2. Background: Context of the agreement, nature of the staffing relationship, and legitimate business interests requiring protection

3. Definitions: Key terms including Confidential Information, Restricted Business, Territory, Restricted Period, and Competitive Activities

4. Scope of Employment/Engagement: Details of the staffing arrangement, position, duties, and responsibilities

5. Non-Compete Obligations: Core restrictions on competitive activities, including specific prohibited activities and time period (max 2 years per UAE law)

6. Geographical Restrictions: Specific territories where restrictions apply, ensuring compliance with UAE law requirements for reasonable geographical limits

7. Confidentiality Obligations: Provisions protecting confidential information and trade secrets

8. Non-Solicitation: Restrictions on soliciting clients, employees, or suppliers

9. Compensation: Any consideration provided for the non-compete obligations

10. Acknowledgments: Employee acknowledgments regarding reasonableness of restrictions and receipt of consideration

11. Remedies: Available remedies for breach, including injunctive relief and damages

12. General Provisions: Standard clauses including governing law, jurisdiction, severability, and entire agreement