Louisiana HB315 prohibits noncompete contracts for interns and apprentices.
Louisiana HB315 enacts a law prohibiting noncompete contracts, agreements, or provisions for interns and apprentices, whether paid or unpaid. This law adds a new provision to the state's restraint of trade statutes, ensuring that such contracts are null and void. The bill aims to protect the rights of interns and apprentices by preventing employers from restricting their future employment opportunities in similar fields.
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