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You are right of course. They aren't literally saying that. However the United States has at will employment, which can reasonably be interpreted as that everyt
by timwaagh 6y ago
You are right of course. They aren't literally saying that. However the United States has at will employment, which can reasonably be interpreted as that everything you do and they know about is with implicit permission from them. They also say in the statement they will be assigned different work. Which is commendable. I'm not sure whether that will be possible in all cases though.
- llimos 6y agoYes, it is a risk. But the fears of a conflict of interest are real. What's to stop you giving favourable treatment to the customer at a cost to your own company (though not to you personally)? In a case where reassignment isn't possible I'm not at all sure what the right answer is.