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This definitely depends on the employer and your geographical location; for example, in California, clauses like this are not legal except under certain conditi

• actually_a_dog 5y ago
  Of course, what you've said is true as far as it goes. But, consider this: if your employer has a product with any sort of search capability, your hobby/side project search engine then falls under the heading of things "relat(ing)... to the employer's business." If you work for a big enough tech company, like, say, Google or Facebook, it's likely that a lot of things will "relate...to their business." And, note, too, that there's no requirement that you actually know that it relates to a part of your employer's business.
• walshemj 5y ago
  But they are fairly wide conditions it has to be "unrelated" to your day job. OK if your a semi pro musician but a generic developer sie gig not so much.