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Matches my knowledge, except for the following part: > Even if you create stuff outisde work that may be useful for the employer, the company has access and ma
by slrz 9y ago
Matches my knowledge, except for the following part:
> Even if you create stuff outisde work that may be useful for the employer, the company has access and may get the rights (for a fair compensation according to the law).
Where does this come from?
- gmueckl 9y agoI cannot tell you where exactly this stems from in law, but it is roughly the same mechanism as for inventions. If you create or invent something outside of your regular work that may be relevant to your employer, you have an obligation to inform them and offer them rights to it. There are several sources out there (in German) that describe this.