Re: FWD: Intellectual Property
I have just got my contract of employment (moving from contract to
permanent work at the same company) and noted that the intellectual
property section requires everything I do while employed by my company to
become the property of the company.
I do a fair bit of writing outside the company. ... is it worthwhile rocking the boat to have them change that
clause,
In the part that says "Everything you do becomes the property of the company,"
change it to read, "Everything you do relating to the terms of this contract
becomes the property of the company."
This is a way common change. I haven't had a client squawk yet.
Laura
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