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Nothing unles the employe took him to court about it and won his case.

The answer above is wrong. Employment contracts are self-enforcing, almost always including an enforcement mechanism. If an employer violated its contract, the employee would cite the enforcement clause, and demand the arbitration or mediation process described there.

A civil suit taking six years is no way to enforce employment contracts.

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