An Act To Prohibit Noncompete Clauses For Health Care Professionals As Recommended By The Commission To Evaluate The Scope Of Regulatory Review And Oversight Over Health Care Transactions That Impact The Delivery Of Health Care Services In The State

Summary

The new law makes it illegal for employers to require health‑care practitioners, workers earning up to 400 % of the federal poverty level, or veterinarians without an ownership interest to sign non‑compete clauses. For all other employees, any non‑compete can’t become effective until at least one year of employment or six months after signing, whichever is later. The measure is intended to keep health‑care services accessible and protect vulnerable workers.

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