Really now, who DOESN'T sign an NDA?

[brooklynite]

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[msongs]

1. one suspects most ndas are about business secrets and proprietary business things not sex abuse nt

[still_one]

2. Exactly, but that is the problem, it isn't the NDA per sey, but the inappropriate content of this

specific NDA, and that fact I am afraid gets lost in the mix

[redqueen]

3. That doesn't bode well. WTF

[Nanjeanne]

4. To be a caucus site leader? I'd say no one ever had to sign one before. I tried

checking and can find no evidence that NDAs were ever used before. I’ve signed them in my business dealings, particularly when I was working on a product launch for a client. Seems strange to me.

[Backseat Driver]

5. DH and I have each signed one

His receipt of severance agreement required it (BCBS/NEOhio) long, long ago in a galaxy far far away when there were no PCs, encryption, or network hackers - yeah, no intimidation there!

Mine lasted 10 years after I left that board-certified employer; term and most likely statute of limitations are over now but ..there were incidents I might have griped about but didn't under that NDA, i.e., unattended weapon in a back hall (was it loaded ; jokes that shockingly could have incited panic (ahhh...the unmistakable voice on the intercom announcing a (fake) robbery in progress; cake genitalia inappropriate considering...; and creepy stuff in the lunchroom fridge among our containers/lunch sacks (patient medical waste) for security dog training, and, oops, failure of a third party to distribute profit-sharing account funds properly, so time-sensitive consequences for me -- his office; his rules and behavior, not always so wise, ethical, responsible, or appropriate, but probably not maliciously intended as a high crime or misdemeanor. Should I even now expect the lightening bolt from above???