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It would be a pretty pointless law if "my employer says I can't" were a defence. I mean, they are targeting organized crime... I'm pretty sure that part of you
by hugh-avherald 8y ago
It would be a pretty pointless law if "my employer says I can't" were a defence. I mean, they are targeting organized crime...
I'm pretty sure that part of your contract would be invalid in such a case, especially if you were instructed to go to NZ.
- lucb1e 8y agoI had a clause be put in my contract that government orders overrule NDAs. Not gonna stick my head into that wasp's nest where I have obligations both ways. Didn't even think of traveling, rather some court order or request to provide evidence or something; but yeah, this is the kind of logic I had that be put in for. Not that I'll give it up without question, especially for something pointless and overreaching like a border search of digital devices, but still.