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> No one has ever tried to control all of anyone's hours. If my employer says I can not do something in my spare time, then they are controlling all of my hour

• mimixco 5y ago
  That's just not how salaried positions work. Shift positions, sure, but you won't find any kind of professional job where you're off the hook when you're off the clock. There are always expectations and rules about your conduct out of work. Some it is political (you can't be in crazy public political groups), some of it is legal (you can't doing illegal stuff), and some of it is about business (non compete, IP rules, etc). Once again, this is all one of the best reasons to work for yourself! When you work for someone else, they do get to set some of the rules -- for all of your life. Them's the breaks!