Non-compete clauses trap three million Australian workers

Summarised from 2 outlets · Updated 6 Oct, 19:18 · Archive

Three million Australians could earn up to $4,300 more annually if non-compete clauses in workplace contracts are abolished, the ACTU says.

The Australian Council of Trade Unions has identified non-compete clauses in workplace contracts as a significant barrier to worker earnings. The union says three million Australians are affected by these legal provisions, which it describes as a 'trap'.

The ACTU estimates that abolishing non-compete clauses could result in pay increases of up to $4,300 per year for affected workers. The union is calling for the removal of these contractual restrictions.

Non-compete clauses trap three million Australian workers — Image: The West Australian

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Non-compete clauses trapping three million Aussie workers, ACTU saysThree million Australians could be paid up to $4300 more a year if a legal “trap” in workplace contracts is abolished, a peak union group says.The West Australian · 6 Oct, 19:03
Non-compete clauses trapping three million Aussie workers, ACTU saysThree million Australians could be paid up to $4300 more a year if a legal “trap” in workplace contracts is abolished, a peak union group says.Perth Now · 6 Oct, 19:02

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