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Former employees say Epic's noncompetes suppress wages, stifle innovation | Health IT

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Some former Epic employees say the EHR vendor’s noncompete agreements have held them back from advancing their careers and stifled innovation in the Madison, Wis., area, Isthmus reported June 1.

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Former employees say Epic's noncompetes suppress wages, stifle innovation | Health IT

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