28Jan
Competition in U.S. Labor Markets: Non-Compete Clauses Increasingly Under Fire
I. INTRODUCTION - Until fairly recently, non-compete clauses and other employer practices affecting employee mobility and wages were a relatively minor focus of U.S. antitrust enforcement authorities....
By:
K&L Gates LLP
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