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Shermann

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4. Sort of a mixed bag for some

Reply to ruet (Original post)

Tue Apr 23, 2024, 05:14 PM

Apr 23

Sometimes these are tied to bonuses and the recipients may be sad to see them go. Of course, if one already received the bonus, they seem to be free and clear.

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FTC Announces Rule Banning Noncompetes [View all] ruet Apr 23 OP

Fantastic! hueymahl Apr 23 #1

This will definitely end up with a challenge in the SCOTUS erronis Apr 23 #2

Noncompetes are hard to enforce. In practice, it's more of an intimidation thing. unblock Apr 23 #3

Sort of a mixed bag for some Shermann Apr 23 #4

More likely the incentives being offered will increase to retain employees rather than see them go to a competitor. cstanleytech Apr 23 #6

This should give companies more incentive to treat their employees better. cstanleytech Apr 23 #5

Didn't take long: US Chamber of Commerce to sue FTC for banning noncompetes in most jobs erronis Apr 24 #7