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They could earn themselves a criminal charge if the court decides what they're doing is fraud which it likely is if they have signed something saying they would
by alexfromapex 4y ago
They could earn themselves a criminal charge if the court decides what they're doing is fraud which it likely is if they have signed something saying they wouldn't work elsewhere simultaneously.
- notfromhere 4y agoIt's not fraud. If you are performing to expectation, no one is being defrauded. Anti-moonlighting clauses are nonsense.
- alexfromapex 4y agoIf the expectation is that you're not moonlighting so you sign a contract saying that you're not but you actually are, it's fraud full stop.
- notfromhere 4y agothat's not enough to show injury. If an employee does all their assigned work, there is nothing of value lost by the employer. No injury means no standing means no fraud.
- eat 4y agoYou seem very confident of this, so I'm going to assume you're either a lawyer, or have knowledge of some sort of legal precedent here, right?