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So it's one thing to imagine you're a programmer who does a small amount of contracting on the side; now imagine you're a teacher who does some "mild" sex work
by gsnedders 10y ago
So it's one thing to imagine you're a programmer who does a small amount of contracting on the side; now imagine you're a teacher who does some "mild" sex work (say, solo camming): the social and financial repercussions on them having their second job disclosed is a real risk. Even from the employer's point-of-view, it's a risk to their reputation for hiring such a person (there again, such a thing seems unlikely to be considered good enough reason to dismiss someone outside of their probationary period in Norway).
- igk 10y agoSo how exactly would they find out how you earn that money? And why would they have the right to terminate you if it's not in the original contract?