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ARTICLE · 05 JUNE 2019

No-Poaching And Wage-Fixing Agreements Under The Radar Of Antitrust Authorities

Competition authorities around the world have chosen a new target for investigations: the no-poaching agreements and the wage-fixing agreements ...

BrazilAntitrust/Competition Law

Antitrust

Competition authorities around the world have chosen a new target for investigations: the no-poaching agreements and the wage-fixing agreements, and the tendency is for the Administrative Council for Economic Defense (CADE) to start examining the antitrust impacts of these agreements/conducts in Brazil.

The discussion on the matter by the international community is frequently increasing, as seen in well-known events in the area, such as the Antitrust Spring Meeting of the American Bar Association and the GCR Live Annual Cartels, held in March 2019 in Washington, DC, with the participation of the members of TozziniFreire Antitrust Practice team and in the recent paper made available by the Organization for Economic Co-operation and Development (OECD) entitled “Competition Concerns in Labour Markerts – Background Note”.

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