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The Federal Trade Commission used empirical research on how non-compete agreements affect competition and received over 26,000 public comments to adopt its final rule addressing these agreements.
The final rule states that non-competes are an unfair method of competition and therefor a violation for employers to enter into non-compete cluses with workers on or after the effective date, thus adopting a comprehensive ban on any new non-competes with all workers.
For workers who are not senior executives, existing non-compete agreements are no longer enforceable after the final rule's effective date.
Employers with existing non-compete agreements must provide notice to workers that they are no longer enforceable after the final rule's effective date. The final rule's expected effective date is September 4, 2024.
Once the rule is effective, workers can report information on a suspected violation of the rule to the Bureau of Competition by emailing noncompete@ftc.gov .
From the US Department of Education Website:
The Higher Education Act requires that certificate programs at all institutions and degree programs at private for-profit colleges must provide training that prepares students for gainful employment in a recognized occupation.
The regulations propose that programs covered by this requirement would have to meet certain performance standards on two measures to maintain access to Federal financial aid.
Specifically, programs would have to show that:
Programs would be assessed separately on each metric. Programs that fail at least one metric would need to warn students that the program is at risk of losing access to Federal aid. Those that fail to meet the standards on the same metric twice in a three-year period would lose access to Federal aid.
The Gainful Employment rule passed, fourth quarter of 2023. USOLMT is continuing to monitor the results of this new law and it's affects on our industry's schools.
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