24Jul
New Maryland Law Prohibits Non-Compete Agreements for Lower Wage Workers
If you’re an employer in Maryland, beginning October 1, 2019, you are prohibited from requiring a low wage worker (defined as someone earning less than $15/hour or less than $31,200/year) to sign a non-compete agreement with your company. Maryland’s...
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Blank Rome LLP
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