By BroadCasting & Cable Staff -- Broadcasting & Cable, 9/30/2002 7:08:00 AM
The American Federation of Television and Radio Artists is trying to outlaw noncompete clauses in the nation's capital.
AFTRA reps and local members Joe Krebs of WRC-TV and Bob Edwards of National
Public Radio testified in favor of the Broadcast Industry Contracting Freedom
Act of 2002 before a Washington, D.C., City Council labor subcommittee.
Testifying against the bill were Morris Weinman of the Maryland-D.C.-Delaware
Broadcasting Association, Sinclair Broadcast Group Inc.'s Mark Hyman and Radio One personality Joe
Madison.
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