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I have done this for years. There is a whole community of us over at /r/overemployed. Yeah, you would get fired it caught. But we live in an age of layoffs. Yo
by throwawaysleep 2y ago
I have done this for years. There is a whole community of us over at /r/overemployed.
Yeah, you would get fired it caught. But we live in an age of layoffs. You are doomed anyway.
- yahoobing 2y agoFired for what though? They are saying they’ll do the hours. They are just “working 2 jobs”. Just make sure the contracts allow it and don’t conflict e.g. both require you to turn up at 9am.
- muzani 2y agoWhat usually happens is people take two L3 jobs instead of a single L5 job, with different benefits and expectations. One of those expectations is not being just a warm body in a seat for 8 hours. But at lower levels, you could probably automate more stuff too, at the risk of being promoted to a level where you can't.
- philomath_mn 2y agoBoth sides would need to sign-off, if they do then OP would be fine. I suspect that a lot of over-employed people do not get explicit sign-off from both parties. That becomes a gray area.
- tetris11 2y agoI want to do this fully legally. In Germany you just need to declare to your employer that you have a second job and that it won't interfere with their hours. I just want to know if its worth it, money/time-wise