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Treasury Department Calls for Transparency in Non-Competes - Employment Law This Week
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Featured on Employment Law This Week: Non-competes are coming under the microscope of the U.S. Treasury.

A recent report from the Treasury calls for more transparency in non-compete agreements and better communication around their use. Approximately 18 percent of the workforce is subject to these restrictive covenants, and there is increasing scrutiny around them on both the state and federal levels. A recent Utah statute restricts non-competes to no more than one year, while Oregon and Alabama recently tightened their statutory restrictions.

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Non-Compete Legislation In Connecticut
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A bill that would have changed Connecticut's non-compete law was vetoed by the Governor on Friday, July 12, 2013.

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