BREAKING: PM Andy Burnham has announced that his government will ban non-compete agreements for startups and scaleups in the UK, via Dom Hallas.Read original on X
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UK moves to ban non-compete agreements for startups
Losing a key retention tool would make it easier for employees to walk, reshaping hiring, equity design, and talent flows across the UK startup ecosystem.
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UK moves to ban non-compete agreements for startups
UK moves to ban non-compete agreements for startups
UK moves to ban non-compete agreements for startups
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