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FTC bans noncompete agreements for workers
(www.washingtonpost.com)
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Weren’t noncompete agreements essentially unenforceable before this because of court rulings? Forcing employers to notify employees of this is definitely good, though.
Unfortunately no. There are people being sued today for violating non compete clauses by their employers. Particularly in the healthcare industry.
Jesus, real love for essential workers there. I might be confusing it with district court rulings, either way I’m glad it’s getting addressed!