FTC looks to ban non-compete clauses, impacting millions of workers

The Federal Trade Commission is planning to ban non-compete clauses, which are the parts of employer contracts that bar workers from leaving for a competitor or starting a competing business. The measure is not official and the U.S. Chamber of Commerce called the ban "unlawful," saying it would sue the FTC to block it.
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[@povertyspec9651]

F the Chamber of Commerce

[@ronkirk5099]

Workers must be allowed to change jobs for better opportunities. Just think about how much easier it would be to change jobs if we had Medicare4all and you also didn't have to worry about losing your health care if you wanted to switch to a better job.

[@annamillar4794]

And they hold me back and steal my ideas and tell me to compete for them. With NO money

[@raidersgo94]

What’s your problem

[@annamillar4794]

HATE ME

[@danielf986]

…Are you ok?

[@Dreamville12-pb5sg]

@@danielf986he is trolling lmao

[@annamillar4794]

While poisoning me with women who HATE me