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US: Jiffy Lube’s “no-poaching” agreements in trouble

By  |  December 5, 2018

Jiffy Lube International and its parent Royal Dutch Shell have been hit with a proposed class action accusing them of violating US antitrust law by imposing no-poaching agreements on Jiffy Lube’s franchise owners across the country, reported Westlaw.

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    The agreements bar the Jiffy Lube oil change franchises from hiring one another’s employees and are depressing workers’ wages because franchises do not have to compete for employees, according to a complaint made public on Monday, December 4, in Philadelphia federal court.

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