ARTICLE · 13 AUGUST 2026
A federal judge weighs whether to certify a class action brought by senior healthcare workers who allege that no-poach agreements between major healthcare providers artificially suppressed their wages through coordinated recruitment restrictions and confidential wage data sharing. The case raises critical questions about market definition, class commonality, and the scope of antitrust liability when multiple separate agreements affect diverse employee groups.
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