FTC's Noncompete Ban Set to Transform Healthcare Industry
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The FTC's new rule banning noncompete agreements in employment contracts is welcomed by many healthcare workers but may not protect those employed by nonprofit hospitals, which make up a significant portion of the healthcare sector. The rule aims to enhance worker mobility and reduce healthcare costs but faces legal challenges and concerns about its impact on labor competition and costs.
Topics:business#employment-law#ftc#healthcare-policy#healthcare-workers#noncompete-agreements#nonprofit-hospitals
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