Brian Beutler

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"Observers on both sides say that limitations on the clauses will compel employers to get more creative about how they retain talent, using everything from compensation to career advancement to keep workers engaged and loyal to the company."

Sounds good!

https://www.wsj.com/articles/ftc-plan-to-ban-noncompete-clauses-shifts-focus-to-deferred-pay-nondisclosure-agreements-11673904728

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FTC Plan to Ban Noncompete Clauses Shifts Companiesā€™ Focus

Ban could prompt employers to use alternative mechanisms such as nondisclosure agreements

WSJ
Jan 19, 2023 at 9:12pmWeb
Show threadClinical RawlsianJan 19, 2023
@brianbeutler In the Econ 101 model that so many on the right base their worldview on, the natural state of affairs is supposed to be competing firms bidding up wages for the most productive and talented employees. That is going to take strong regulatory action on the part of the federal government to bring about this situation is one of the strongest pieces of evidence against small government politics and laissez-faire economic policy.
Show threaddr2chaseJan 19, 2023
@brianbeutler someone needs to tell those dumbasses at the WSJ about California (where non-competes are not enforceable).