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If you are in CA you have a "right to moonlight" provided there is no conflict of interest. In probably 47 other states you could be fired for your activity ou
by gnopgnip 4y ago
If you are in CA you have a "right to moonlight" provided there is no conflict of interest.
In probably 47 other states you could be fired for your activity outside of work even without a conflict of interest.
- pc86 4y agoYou can still be fired "for no reason" in CA at any time. It's still at-will employment.
- vinceguidry 4y agoThe State of California prohibits firing for certain causes and if you are fired for those reasons you can file a complaint with the Labor Commissioner and they're authorized to collect lost wages from your former employer on your behalf.
- pc86 4y agoWhich, while probably true, is unrelated to what I said.