Non-compete | Pest Management Professional

Learn how you can protect your business with non-solicitation agreements.

Read about the fallout of the FTC's non-compete ruling, how state laws shift enforcement and what to know before selling.

Foster Brusca shares why the FTC’s crackdown benefits the pest control industry.

This spring, the U.S. Federal Trade Commission (FTC) took steps to stop pest control companies and other businesses from using...

The FTC is taking steps to stop pest control companies from using restrictive non-compete agreements.

Regulatory shifts from the EPA and FTC are changing the landscape for pest management professionals. Here is what you need...

The Federal Trade Commission’s (FTC’s) recent decision to preempt state laws and prohibit companies from using non-compete agreements appears to...

Pest management professionals (PMPs) who use restricted-use pesticides (RUPs) will be held to higher safety standards in an effort to...

The Federal Trade Commission (FTC) is seeking a nationwide ban on non-compete agreements, calling them “an unfair method of competition.”

Jerry Schappert, ACE, owner of The Bug Doctor, shares how to navigate noncompete agreements for your company.

West Virginia law now allows people to commercially apply pesticides without a license — and without meeting the minimum federal...

Some pest control companies may use non-compete agreements, which restrict where and when an employee can work after employment with...

Pest management professionals are encouraged to pay attention to proposed legislation would impact the pest control industry.

Ask any buyer of a pest management company which asset garners the most value yielding the highest price, and the...