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Federal Trade Commission asking for public comment on deceptive or unfair earnings claims.

The Federal Trade Commission has 10 days remaining to comment on deceptive earnings used to attract job seekers. I had two interviews last year in which they promised a high rate of pay but came back offering roughly 25-40% under their advertised pay rate. Per the FTC, “a company may be liable for bait-and-switch advertising or the use of “misleading door openers” . . . Here's the link to post your public comment on this topic. https://www.regulations.gov/document/FTC-2022-0020-0001 Per the Federal Trade Commission: The Federal Trade Commission (“FTC” or “Commission”) is considering proposing a rule to address deceptive or unfair marketing using earnings claims. The Commission is soliciting written comment, data, and arguments concerning the need for such a rulemaking. In addition, the Commission solicits comment on how the Commission can ensure the broadest participation by affected interests in the rulemaking process.


The Federal Trade Commission has 10 days remaining to comment on deceptive earnings used to attract job seekers. I had two interviews last year in which they promised a high rate of pay but came back offering roughly 25-40% under their advertised pay rate. Per the FTC, “a company may be liable for bait-and-switch advertising or the use of “misleading door openers” . . .

Here's the link to post your public comment on this topic.

https://www.regulations.gov/document/FTC-2022-0020-0001

Per the Federal Trade Commission:

The Federal Trade Commission (“FTC” or “Commission”) is considering proposing a rule to address deceptive or unfair marketing using earnings claims. The Commission is soliciting written comment, data, and arguments concerning the need for such a rulemaking. In addition, the Commission solicits comment on how the Commission can ensure the broadest participation by affected interests in the rulemaking process.

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