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FTC Accepting Public Comments on Ban of Noncompete Clauses

The FTC notes that noncompete clauses cost employees nearly $300 billion annually, so they've proposed regulations to restrict noncompete clauses for most work. Submit comments here: https://www.regulations.gov/commenton/FTC-2023-0007-0001 Obviously, U.S. businesses via the U.S. Chamber of Commerce is opposing this, arguing it's “blatantly unlawful.” Let's show support for this FTC proposal to give people back to choose the work to compensate them the best.


The FTC notes that noncompete clauses cost employees nearly $300 billion annually, so they've proposed regulations to restrict noncompete clauses for most work.

Submit comments here: https://www.regulations.gov/commenton/FTC-2023-0007-0001

Obviously, U.S. businesses via the U.S. Chamber of Commerce is opposing this, arguing it's “blatantly unlawful.”

Let's show support for this FTC proposal to give people back to choose the work to compensate them the best.

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