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Something, say something. Despite threats like this the white house is still refusing to address radical islam head on. Josh earnest continuing to dodge wes on why it is so hard for this administration to do so. You want to counter individuals who commit violence based on their work view of islam. Is the reason you dont want to call it radical islam or use the word war because you are afraid of playing into the extremists desires to insight a religious war on islam . The world and the United Sta...

The FTC is looking to crack down on noncompete agreements, which can decrease innovation and earnings for workers.

Dive into the transformative power of rigid rail systems in the aviation and rail industries, bridging the gap between top-notch safety standards and streamlined productivity.

Federal Trade Commission FTC issued Notice of Proposed Rulemaking to ban use of non-compete covenants. Ban would extend to de facto non-compete clauses i.e., contractual provisions prohibiting workers from accepting employment or operating a business after leaving company.

FTC issued far-reaching notice of proposed rulemaking prohibiting non-compete clauses, preempting all state laws providing lesser protection eighteen months after President Biden recommendation to consider curtailing their use.

Federal Trade Commission FTC issued Notice of Proposed Rulemaking to broadly ban use of non-compete covenants throughout country. Proposed rule would supersede all contrary state laws, extend to de facto non-compete clauses.

Federal Trade Commission FTC published Strategic Plan for Fiscal Years 2022–2026 which identifies strategies intended to promote fair competition, such as increased use of provisions to improve worker mobility like restricting non-competes.

Lina Khan was sworn in as Chairwoman of the Federal Trade Commission. In The Wall Street Journal interview, Khan announced agency plans to use enforcement actions to curtail use of covenants not to compete, noted enormous urgency on issue, particularly for low-wage workers.

And yet the same time there are people inside the federal reserve saying we cant run the economy red hot to help the poorer parts of the economy like the minorities not enjoying the job boom in the same way enthats a tension that once again to put pressure on joe biden and the white house. >> just about to nominate at least three new fed governors for that all-important open market committee. a.b. politically theres a lot here for both parties. >> i think the president was right to tout the high...

The focus on using the antitrust laws to target labor markets has been gaining momentum for years, but the close of 2021 saw the trend hit overdrive with antitrust attacks on perceived...