When a court strikes down an unreasonable agreement between an employer and employee that restricts the future economic freedom of the employee,the court serves two public interests,namely,protecting employees and
A)maintaining peaceful workplaces.
B)applying the law.
C)protecting businesses.
D)protecting the mobility of labour.
E)protecting the management of businesses.

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The phrase "restricts the future economic freedom of the employee" indicates that the employer is placing limitations on the employee's ability to work for another employer in the future. By striking down such an agreement, the court protects the mobility of labour, which is an important public interest. The other choices are not directly related to the issue at hand.

When a Court Strikes Down an Unreasonable Agreement Between an Employer