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No longer shielded by Non-Compete clauses, retaining employees and the changes companies need to make to do so are more important than ever. If you are not sure where to start or would like an outside perspective, let's chat! #employeeretention #noncompete #employee #turnover #talent #strategy #changemanagement #innovation #consulting #business #workforce
FTC Announces Rule Banning Noncompetes
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As more states end the practice of non-compete policies, helping employees “leave well” will be more essential than ever. While you can’t prevent a departing leader from joining a competitor, you can treat their exit in a thoughtful and authentic way. It’s the most proactive option to ensure they carry their loyalty and connection to your organization into their next chapter. See our latest thinking on this and other important HR trends in this Navigate Forward article: https://lnkd.in/gq43qZPe #NavigateForward #HumanResources #TalentManagement
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The end of non-competes. The tug-of-war over return to office. More generations than ever in the workforce. Many factors are impacting HR and talent management practices. We’re exploring five of the most important trends—and how outplacement services can make a difference with each. Check out our latest thinking in this Navigate Forward article: https://lnkd.in/ed4xADRB #NavigateForward #TalentManagement #HumanResources
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As more states end the practice of non-compete policies, helping employees “leave well” will be more essential than ever. While you can’t prevent a departing leader from joining a competitor, you can treat their exit in a thoughtful and authentic way. It’s the most proactive option to ensure they carry their loyalty and connection to your organization into their next chapter. See our latest thinking on this and other important HR trends in this Navigate Forward article: https://lnkd.in/gvHryuH4 #NavigaeForward #TalentManagement #Outplacement
The War for Talent is Over. Who Won? - Navigate Forward
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As more states end the practice of non-compete policies, helping employees “leave well” will be more essential than ever. While you can’t prevent a departing leader from joining a competitor, you can treat their exit in a thoughtful and authentic way. It’s the most proactive option to ensure they carry their loyalty and connection to your organization into their next chapter. See our latest thinking on this and other important HR trends in this Navigate Forward article: https://lnkd.in/gKPhqNEi #HumanResources #Outplacement #TalentManagement
The War for Talent is Over. Who Won? - Navigate Forward
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The rules around non-compete agreements are changing, but your ability to retain top talent isn't! The FTC banned most non-compete clauses, but there are still ways to keep your employees happy and engaged. Our article explores: 👉 What the ban means for your business 👉 Alternative strategies to protect your interests 👉 Proven methods to build a thriving workplace culture Read the full article & learn how to win the retention race. #FocusHR #NonCompeteBan #EmployeeRetention
Navigating the Non-Compete Ban: How to Win the Employee Retention Race - Focus HR Inc.
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Non-Compete agreements can be a tricky subject for both employters and employees. While some companies use them as a way to retain their top talent, it can actually have the opposite effect. Non-Competes can cause candidates to find work elsewhere, and frankly, they're pretty much unenforceable. So, what's the solution? Instead of relying on non-competes, companies can offer their employees incentives such as higher pay, bonuses, equity, and a positive company culture. After all, we live in a free country (I think?) and people should be able to work wherever they want. Let's focus on creating a workplace that employees want to stay in, rather than trying to force them to stay. #noncompete #retainemployees #companyculture
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🥳🥂 Great news! This is a great change benefiting employees, which allows people to not be held hostage at an organization, in an industry they've worked in and learned. It allows people to seek healthier working environments, with career growth and competitive wages. Employers are no longer able to handcuff staff, and keep them under the premise of intimation, fear and threats. And instead, must compete for, and retain talent based on competitive wages, benefits and culture. 💻 https://lnkd.in/gfySbP5j
FTC Announces Rule Banning Noncompetes
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The Non-Compete Crutch: It's Time for Employers to Step Up The recent FTC ban on non-compete agreements is a long overdue course correction. For far too long, employers have leaned on these flimsy legalities as a crutch to retain talent, rather than addressing the root causes of employee turnover. This post isn't here to sugarcoat it: the ban exposes a fundamental flaw in many workplaces – a lack of genuine value proposition for employees. Here's the deal - non-compete agreements were never a guaranteed shield against departing employees. They were, at best, a nuisance for workers and a shaky legal deterrent. At worst, they stifled innovation and limited career mobility. The Real Retention Playbook The answer to employee retention isn't legalese, it's leadership. Here's a reality check for employers: 💲 Competitive Compensation: Are you paying your people what they're worth? Market value isn't a suggestion; it's the baseline. 💗 Thriving, Not Just Surviving: Does your work environment offer opportunities for growth, skill development, and a healthy work-life balance? Employees today crave more than just a paycheck--they want to be valued. 🤝 Building Trust, not Walls: Non-competes signaled a fundamental distrust between employer and employee. Foster loyalty by creating a culture of transparency and respect. The dismantling of non-compete agreements isn't a doomsday scenario for businesses. It's a chance to reset and embrace a more dynamic talent landscape. Here's what you stand to gain: ✅ A Wider Talent Pool: When you're not restricting movement, you attract a broader range of skilled individuals, fostering a more diverse and innovative workforce. ✅ A Focus on Performance: The focus shifts from "keeping" employees to attracting and retaining the right employees – those who are genuinely invested in your company's success. ✅ A Boost for the Economy: Increased employee mobility fosters a more competitive marketplace, leading to a more dynamic and innovative economy overall. The FTC's ban isn't a punishment; it's an opportunity. It's time for employers to stop clinging to outdated tactics and start building workplaces that people genuinely want to be a part of. Invest in your employees, offer a compelling value proposition, and watch your retention rates soar – without the need for a single non-compete clause.
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