Federal Trade Commission

The FTC is the only government office with both competition jurisdiction as well as consumer protection in wide areas of the economy. The FTC seeks after lively and powerful law implementation; propels customers' inclinations by imparting its aptitude to government and state assemblies and the U.S. as well as, worldwide government organizations; creates strategy and exploration instruments through hearings, workshops, and meetings; and makes useful and plain-language instructive projects for consumers and organizations in a worldwide commercial center with continually evolving advancements. FTC's work is performed by the Bureaus of Consumer Protection, Competition, and Economics. That work is helped by the Office of General Counsel and 7 territorial workplaces. Their team of talented experts can tackle intricate issues, and the office and pays them a boosted pay package.