U.S. noncompete ban: protecting company interests if or when it goes through

The rule banning noncompete agreements is already facing legal challenges. In the meantime, companies can take steps to protect their interests.

Power Progress recently reported that the U.S. Federal Trade Commission (FTC) established a final rule banning noncompete agreements. In the press release announcing the final rule, the FTC said that “an estimated 30 million workers — nearly one in five Americans — are subject to a noncompete.”

However, the rule…

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