Re: Denver Contracting

["Mike Bradley" <mbradley -at- techpubs -dot- com>]

> Some companies, as part of their employment agreement, say very clearly -
no
> moonlighting. Typically, its restricted to the same type of work (i.e. if
you
> do tech writing for an employer, you can't moonlight as a tech writer but
you
> could moonlight as a industrial freelance caterpiller squisher, or
whatever
> non-tech writing work rotates your knobs.)

It's true that some companies forbid their employees doing this, that, or
the other thing, and some companies compel their employees to do this, that,
or the other thing.

It's also true that some things should not be forbidden and some should not
be compelled, and some things that companies do are even illegal.


= Mike Bradley
   www.techpubs.com



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