corp to corp outsourcing
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My small corp has a services contract with a large company as a subcontractor providing services to an end customer.
This large company has asked (forced) my company to enter into an agreement with a third party to ease there accounts payable load. Can this large company force my company into a contract with a third party? Isn't this large company in fact ending our original contract by doing so. Thus, nullifying any non-compete clauses in the contract. The large company appears to "want its' cake and eat it too" by maintaining their margins for our services and eliminating any overhead. Any advice? |
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They need your permission and agreement, you are correct. Unless your current contract says otherwise.
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