&gt; <i>some way of educating potential employees that they should read contracts in detail</i><p>I don&#x27;t mean to sound overly dismissive, but isn&#x27;t this just part of being an adult? Meaning, don&#x27;t sign legally binding contracts that you haven&#x27;t read. Don&#x27;t lock yourself into a potential course of action, or waive rights to certain things (e.g. arbitration agreements), without understanding the ramifications should something go pear-shaped in the future.<p>Some of these are sign as is or don&#x27;t sign, unfortunately. My wife and I were about to buy a car maybe three months ago, and throughout the process we&#x27;re signing paper documents for everything. Most of it printed off a dot matrix printer, if you can believe that.<p>Then we get to the arbitration agreement. Handed an iPad with the agreement on it, no ability to change anything, and a signature pad to sign. I put up a fuss and said that we weren&#x27;t going to sign the agreement, but eventually we had to walk away from the deal because they would not proceed without it and would not provide a paper copy we could red line at the desk.