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Former Fox News anchor Gretchen Carlson, speaking at a March 2023 press conference, has been a leader in fighting the use of nondisclosure agreements in cases of sexual harassment.Spencer Platt/Getty Images45% of workers surveyed said they'd been subject to a nondisclosure agreement.39% of workers said they were bound by mandatory arbitration, according to a survey from Penn State.The agreements aren't applied equally: 27% of women said they were subject to a noncompete, versus 17% of men.Nondisclosure agreements and mandatory arbitration have become rampant in the workplace, according to a new survey of job seekers.

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  • Nondisclosure agreements are now rampant in the workplace, covering nearly half of employees
    Nearly half of employees have to sign NDAs for their jobs, a new study finds. But the binding agreements are not applied equally by race or gender.
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