The FTC is introducing a new rule which could end non-compete agreements for millions of workers.

The FTC is introducing a new rule which could end non-compete agreements for millions of workers. The proposed rule would void non-compete clauses in existing contracts and ban their use in future contracts. The agency says the move would affect 30 million Americans or roughly one out of five workers here in the United States. Supporters say the rule would boost wages and promote competition by allowing workers to move more freely between jobs.

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FTC Introduces New Rule to End Non-Compete Agreements for Workers 

The FTC is introducing a new rule which could end non compete agreements for millions of workers. The proposed rule would avoid non compete closures and ban their use in future contracts. The agency says the move would affect 30 million Americans or roughly one out of five workers here in the United States. Supporters say the rule would boost wages and promote competition by allowing workers to move more freely between jobs.