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foreign States you can require 1099 contractors to agree to restrictive covenants Georgia is one of those States the Georgia non-restrictive Covenant act allows you to put 1099 contractors in the definition of employees I mean Emmas a contractor no Im an employee Im pretty sure youre a contractor Im pretty sure Im an employee Im pretty sure I wrote your contract agreement that puts you as a contract no no Im pretty sure Im an employee okay youre an employee anyways as we discussed before there are four types of restrictive covenants you have your NDA you have your non-solicitation of employees your non-solicitation of customers and your non-compete each one of these agreements you can require a 1099 contractor to agree to now your non-competes the most restrictive thats where you might have some issues with certain States like North Dakota and California where they prohibit non-competes but heres the mistake a lot of people make theyll think oh wow maybe non-competes are n