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ARTICLE · 16 SEPTEMBER 2025

GT Newsletter | Competition Currents | September 2025

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On Sept. 4, 2025, the FTC issued a request for information seeking public comment on the scope, prevalence, and effects of employee noncompete agreements.

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FTC seeks public comment on impact of employee noncompete agreements and issues warning letters to health care companies.

On Sept. 4, 2025, the FTC issued a request for information seeking public comment on the scope, prevalence, and effects of employee noncompete agreements. The inquiry is intended to assist the agency in evaluating potential future enforcement actions. Noncompete agreements, which restrict employees from joining competitors or establishing competing businesses after employment, may serve legitimate business purposes but may be abused. The FTC is encouraging input from employees, former employees, and employers to better assess the impact of these agreements on labor markets. Deputy Director of the Bureau of Competition Kelse Moen stated that the agency intends to address unreasonable restraints and restore fairness in

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