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You mean “breach of contractual obligation”, that is IF exclusivity is defined in the employment contract (it often is, especially when compensation is high).
by Juliate 3y ago
You mean “breach of contractual obligation”, that is IF exclusivity is defined in the employment contract (it often is, especially when compensation is high).
Theft is something else entirely.
- adastra22 3y agoYou were paid money for a service you said you would provide but didn’t. That’s probably legally fraud, but certainly meets the colloquial definition of theft.
- bluecheese452 3y agoIf I say I will provide engineering services and I turn out to be a shitty worker who sits there doing nothing this is not “theft”. This is being a shitty worker. It is up to the company to fire you if they believe this to be the case.