Posted April 23, 20241 yr comment_6020994 Official release: https://www.ftc.gov/news-events/news/press-releases/2024/04/ftc-announces-rule-banning-noncompetes I guess we'll see more people not being used for a while before getting released to that can act as a 30-90 day buffer between the last time a wrestler was on TV and being able to work somewhere else?
April 23, 20241 yr comment_6020997 This would not apply to the standard 90-day termination notice since the wrestler is still under contract and still being paid. It would apply in cases like Renee Young, who was a WWE employee who put in her two weeks' notice but her contract called for a 1-year non-compete clause if she left on her own. It also doesn't go into effect for 120 days from now and that's assuming it's not delayed or killed by resulting lawsuits.
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