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Are you actually endorsing property management companies? I worked as a temp secretary under "employee" status. I built the website on my own time, under my c
by indiejade 17y ago
Are you actually endorsing property management companies?
I worked as a temp secretary under "employee" status. I built the website on my own time, under my company status. Two separate things.
- RiderOfGiraffes 17y agoYou don't understand employment law. This is nothing to do with property management companies, it's everything to do with the fact that you were employed by them at the time you built this. Whether or not you did it on your own time is largely irrelevant. It's related to their business, you were employed by them (under default contract) and hence, by law, it probably belongs to them. You goofed, it seems to be your fault, and you won't get any more advice or comment if you rant and shout at us for telling you the truth.
- davidw 17y agoIn California, companies don't automatically get everything you do on your own time. However, it appears he already handed it over, so I don't think there's a lot that can be done, and especially not without talking to a laywer. Never deliver stuff without a contract.