Nevada staffing firm to pay $134,000 in ‘no-poach’ lawsuit (Bloomberg)

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A staffing firm in Nevada was sentenced to pay $134,000 in a lawsuit filed by the US Justice Department alleging a “no-poach” deal, Bloomberg reported. The agreement involved nurses assigned to one school district and lasted for less than nine months, according to the reporting.

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