A company's employees are always under an implied duty not to disclose a company's valuable information whether or not they have signed a written agreement agreeing not to disclose the information.

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A company's employees are always under an implied duty not to disclose a company's valuable information whether or not they have signed a   written agreement agreeing not to disclose the information.

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Employees have an implied duty of confidentiality towards their employer's trade secrets and other confidential information that they learn during the course of their employment, even if they have not signed a written agreement to that effect.

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