Labors commitment to ban non compete clauses for low and middle income earners gadens 322800291022
Published: 2-Dec-25
Labor's commitment to ban non-compete clauses for low and middle-income earners - Gadens
Minister for Employment and Workplace Relations, Amanda Rishworth, has confirmed that Labor will press ahead as a “real priority” with their election commitment to ban non-compete clauses for low and middle-income earners. These proposed reforms are part of a broader agenda aimed at “encouraging aspiration, unlocking opportunity, lifting wages and making Australia’s economy more dynamic and competitive.” The government has positioned the move as a key step toward “boosting wages and building a stronger economy.”
Read all about these proposed changes, as well as some practical steps that business can take now to prepare for the changes, on Gadens’ website
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