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https://www.ftc.gov/news-events/news/press-releases/2024/04/ftc-announces-rule-banning-noncompetes You can read it all here although it's 570 pages long :lol: "Senior executive" is limited to people who both qualify as "a worker who was in a policy-making position" and who make at least $1...

[quote] Not even a union would save you from an enforceable non-compete. [/quote] Any non-compete would 100% be a "term and condition" and therefore subject to mandatory bargaining. The NLRB would love to nail company who unilaterally asked a unionized employee to sign a noncompete edit - ht...

[quote]But it was a “rule” that I grew up with in Lakeview, if you turn left and get stuck perpendicularly on the neutral ground at the red light, as long as cars aren’t coming you can go through it. [/quote] Yes - especially because, if you don't, the backup of cars waiting to turn often blocks ...

Many years ago I was told you can do this if you're making a left turn, across the neutral ground, straight into a red light. You can continue crossing if nobody is coming. But I have never actually seen the rule or the law on this. And recently my kids have started screaming at me over running ...

his average concertgoer is 72, no doubt their cardiologists approve great tunes though, without a doubt he's the second best acoustic Americana singer/songwriter whose first name is John to come out of central Indiana in the early 1980s ...

I hope someone is collecting these to repost at the end of the year...

[quote]Louisiana has a terrible education system, resulting in citizens who are uneducated and dumb. [/quote] It's mystifying to me how much contempt the average td'er seemingly holds for the state he lives in and the people he lives around. And everyone seems ready and primed to announce this part...

[quote]For me? Because in the 9th inning of a CWS elimination game, he chose his most unreliable bullpen option available at the time. Billy Sadler. Guy had struggled with confidence for weeks before that appearance and had the look of "why, coach?" as he came to the mound. Outcome entirely predicab...

There are a lot of questions here, some explicit, some implicit. 1. As to the explicit question, as someone who took a full scholarship to LSU law, I've never regretted that decision for a second. The degree of financial freedom I had in my 20s and 30s was unparalleled compared to my peers who h...

[quote]This hypothetical case would never make it to trial. It'd be settled loooooooong before any jurors were involved.[/quote] You must always assume every case is going to trial, and you have to be thinking about the jury from day one. . No exceptions. 95% will settle out but you have to alway...