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Officials plan crackdown on strict employment contracts in UK

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Andy Burnham is expected to launch a crackdown on lengthy notice periods and non-compete clauses in employment contracts. Jonathan Reynolds is collaborating on these efforts, alongside plans the Prime Minister will announce. These strict conditions are particularly common in the tech and finance sectors.

From cityam.com

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The crackdown targets clauses that can force staff to give up to 18 months notice or prevent them from joining competitors. Start-ups have argued that these terms reduce competition, lower wages, and undermine innovation.

From cityam.com

Who's involved

  • Andy BurnhamExpected to launch a crackdown on lengthy notice periods and non-compete clauses.
  • Jonathan ReynoldsCollaborating with Andy Burnham on efforts to improve employment conditions.
  • Keir StarmerThe Prime Minister who will announce similar plans to tackle strict employment conditions.

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