Evaluating Employment Contract Practices
A local restaurant owner is hiring for three positions: a line cook, a general manager, and a marketing specialist. The owner states, "I've heard about these employment contracts that prevent people from working for competitors, but surely those are only for top-level executives at major corporations. It wouldn't be relevant for my employees." Evaluate the owner's statement based on the general prevalence of such contractual restrictions in the U.S. labor market.
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