Moonlighting - Can I work for 2 employers at once?
Outside of business hours in your own time for a few hours a week. Very casual.
Should this be disclosed to your current employer?
Should this be disclosed to your current employer?
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- Thorkell [OP]
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- ProductGuy
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Check your employment contract and their policies.
- cgtlky
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- Jan 31, 2006
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As long the second employer business business have no conflict/ not a competitor with your first employer business, then I don't see a problem.
- at1212b
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Big companies have rules for this. Search it up. Smaller companies, likely not. But if you said casual, is this a typical part-time job?
- Thorkell [OP]
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I went back to read the policy and it looks like I will be able to do it as long as its not a competitor and as long as its not on company time and on company premises/equipment. Thanks everyone.
@at1212b not your typical part time. A casual advisory role that will most likely have me read stuff, perform edits, and guide the next steps on a product launch.
@at1212b not your typical part time. A casual advisory role that will most likely have me read stuff, perform edits, and guide the next steps on a product launch.
- clseea
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If there's a conflict of interest it likely needs to be disclosed. If not, highly unlikely
- marketb
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To be safe, tell your manager. Do you due diligence and have it on record.
You never know at what point it becomes a conflict of interest.
You never know at what point it becomes a conflict of interest.
- iverson
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- tradinghumble
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Most will … shouldn’t day? Can you really work at night and function during the day ? He/she will immediately think your 2nd job is interfering with your day job, depending on your profession it will be a career limiting move
- kenchau
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I would be surprised if your company policy doesn't already require you to self-disclose, and then they inform you, if it is a conflict of interest.
Like hypothetically, if I went and got a part time weekend job at Starbucks, I would still log on to my company website and modify my disclosure form to indicate as such. Wouldn't be a conflict of interest, but it's just good practice. Don't be like our Prime Minister "oh I didn't think it was a conflict of interest".
Like hypothetically, if I went and got a part time weekend job at Starbucks, I would still log on to my company website and modify my disclosure form to indicate as such. Wouldn't be a conflict of interest, but it's just good practice. Don't be like our Prime Minister "oh I didn't think it was a conflict of interest".
- doomhammer
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As long as it doesn't interfere and there are no conflict of interest .. yes you can do it. No need to disclose to management.
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