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Florida expands noncompete law for high-earning workers
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Florida expands noncompete law for high-earning workers
A new Florida law that took effect July 1 gives employers more power to extend and enforce noncompete agreements — but only for employees earning more than twice the average wage in their county. The law also places stricter limits on those employees’ ability to work for competitors or be hired by rival companies. The new rule called the Florida Contracts Honoring Opportunity, Investment, Confidentially and Economic Growth (CHOICE) Act allows an…
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