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CEOs rally to preserve the right to limit where ex-employees work

I felt like this needed some more visibility, article here https://www.nbcnews.com/business/business-news/ftc-ban-noncompete-agreements-employers-lobbying-rcna77169 Basically this is a continuance in big business trying to limit job opportunities for ex-employees, employees they've fired, etc. under the contrivance that you might 'proliferate trade secrets'. This has been used as a tool to make sure you essentially have to change industries of work entirely if you happen to lose out to one of the bigger companies. But honestly, I don't think anyone has the right to tell you who you can and cannot work for if you no longer have a formal contract with them as an employee.


I felt like this needed some more visibility, article here https://www.nbcnews.com/business/business-news/ftc-ban-noncompete-agreements-employers-lobbying-rcna77169

Basically this is a continuance in big business trying to limit job opportunities for ex-employees, employees they've fired, etc. under the contrivance that you might 'proliferate trade secrets'.

This has been used as a tool to make sure you essentially have to change industries of work entirely if you happen to lose out to one of the bigger companies.

But honestly, I don't think anyone has the right to tell you who you can and cannot work for if you no longer have a formal contract with them as an employee.

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