Business · Economy · 5 hrs ago
City of London opposes Burnham plan to scrap non-compete clauses
The City of London has spoken out against a plan by Burnham.
The plan would scrap non-compete clauses.
These clauses are the subject of the disagreement.
The available details do not explain how Burnham would carry out the plan.
They do not say what the City of London proposes instead.
No next steps are given.
The City of London opposes Andy Burnham’s plan to scrap non-compete clauses.
The plan would scrap non-compete clauses.
The Financial Times reported the opposition on 11 October 2026.
The article text available here contains no further details.
- Who
- The City of London and Burnham.
- What
- The City of London opposes Burnham’s plan to scrap non-compete clauses.
- When
- The report was published on 11 October 2026.
- Where
- The City of London.
- Why
- Not stated
City of London
Burnham
Plan for non-compete clauses
City of London
Opposes Burnham’s plan to scrap them.
Burnham
Plans to scrap them.
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- Proposal
- Scrap non-compete clauses
- Opposing party
- City of London
- Plan associated with
- Burnham
- Report date
- 11 October 2026
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