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Employee Notice- Massachusetts

MASSACHUSETTS EMPLOYEE NOTICE

(post until December 31, 2020)
In July 2018, the Attorney General of your state asked Panera to stop using or enforcing No-Poach Provisions in its Franchise Agreements. The Attorney General believes that these provisions may have prevented some employees from getting a job at another Panera location.
Panera does not believe that it violated any law or acted improperly. Panera cooperated with the Attorney General and agreed to stop using or enforcing these provisions.
You are allowed to be recruited or hired by Panera or another Panera franchisee in the future, if you so desire.
If you have any questions or concerns, please contact Panera and your state Attorney General’s Office
AVISO A LOS EMPLEADOS
(publicar hasta el 31 de diciembre de 2020)
En julio del 2018, el Fiscal General de su estado le pidió a Panera que dejara de usar o hacer cumplir las clausulas en contra del reclutamiento y contrato de talento en sus acuerdos de franquicia. El Fiscal General cree que las clausulas en contra del reclutamiento y contrato de talento pueden haber impedido que algunos empleados obtengan trabajo en otra locación de Panera.
Panera no cree que haya actuado incorrectamente de ninguna manera, y niega haber violado ninguna ley. Panera cooperó con el Fiscal General y acordó dejar de usar o hacer cumplir estas cláusulas.
Si lo desea, puede ser reclutado o contratado por otro franquiciado de Panera.
Si tiene cualquier pregunta o duda, por favor comuníquese con Panera y a la Oficina del Fiscal General de su estado.
Scott G. Blair
Senior Vice President, Chief Legal and Franchise Officer and General Counsel
Scott.blair@panerabread.com

Cynthia Mark
Chief, Fair Labor Division
Massachusetts Office of the Attorney General
One Ashburton Place
Boston, MA 02108
(617) 963-2626
cynthia.mark@state.ma.us
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