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Assuring maximum labor mobility limits meddling by the Department of Labor and reduces the chances that an employer can exploit a worker.
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Until Greece, and every other Eurozone country for that matter, relaxes labor laws to allow for mobility of workers, (this translates to employer freedom to hire and fire), and reduces restrictions to start new business they will remain anticompetitive and ultimately shrivel away to nothing.
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The defendants were accused of violating the Sherman Act and Clayton Act antitrust laws by conspiring to eliminate competition for labor, depriving workers of job mobility and hundreds of millions of dollars of compensation.
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On Friday, Mr. Andor will present measures to improve labor mobility in the EU. But as he concedes, these are mostly about better implementation of existing rules, for instance by getting countries to set up agencies to inform migrant workers about their rights.
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