Implications Of The FTC's Ban On Non-Competes & The Department Of Labor's Updates To Overtime Rules (Video)

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Our inaugural "Brewing Business Success" webinar held on May 22, 2024. In this 30-minute caffeinated conversation attorney Mike Schauer explores the implications of the recent Federal Trade ...
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Our inaugural "Brewing Business Success" webinar held on May 22, 2024. In this 30-minute caffeinated conversation attorney Mike Schauer explores the implications of the recent Federal Trade Commission's ban on non-competes and the Department of Labor's updates to overtime rules.

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