US Edition‘Feeling targeted’: Hairdressers are fighting to keep this fine print in staff contracts
- The Albanese government plans to ban non-compete clauses for nearly 3 million workers, aiming to help low- and middle-income earners ahead of the federal election.
- The changes will assist workers in sectors like construction and child care, where one in five workers are impacted by these clauses.
- The legislation will apply to those earning up to $180,000, fostering competition and potentially increasing wages.
- The Australian Council of Trade Unions supports the ban, while the Australian Chamber of Commerce and Industry believes these clauses protect business interests.
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‘Feeling targeted’: Hairdressers are fighting to keep this fine print in staff contracts
Small business advocates and corporate heavyweights are railing against the Albanese government’s proposed ban on non-compete clauses.
·Sydney, Australia
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