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Where I live the act of being "over employed" is considered fraud, and can land serious penalties. Because it is fraud, when your employment agreement stipulate
by dleslie 3y ago
Where I live the act of being "over employed" is considered fraud, and can land serious penalties. Because it is fraud, when your employment agreement stipulates that you will not divide your time in some manner.
https://mcmillan.ca/insights/employment-and-privacy-implications-of-recent-bc-time-theft-case/ https://mcmillan.ca/insights/employment-and-privacy-implicat...
- warcher 3y agoThat was just getting fired for cause homie. If they catch you, you are definitely getting fired.