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U.S. Federal Trade Commission Publishes Notice of Rulemaking Prohibiting Non-Compete Clauses

On January 5, 2023, the U.S. Federal Trade Commission (“FTC”) published a sweeping proposed rule that, if finally issued, would prohibit post-employment non-compete clauses (or other clauses with comparable effect) in agreements between employers and their employees or other workers. Specifically, the FTC’s notice of proposed rulemaking, published in a 3-1 vote, provides that the proposed “Non-Compete Clause Rule” would ban virtually all clauses in employment-related agreements that have the effect of restricting workers from seeking or accepting employment following their service with their employer—including voiding such clauses in existing agreements.

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NLRB Rules That Charge Nurses May Be Supervisors


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In a long-awaited decision with broad implications, the National Labor Relations Board has ruled that charge nurses may qualify as "supervisors" who are ineligible for collective bargaining based on their assigning and directing other nurses or staff. This ruling has significantly altered the labor-relations landscape for hospitals and other healthcare employers. For an explanation of what this means for you, as well as a more detailed analysis of the ruling and its background, please click "Download PDF" to view Ropes & Gray's alert.

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