Anonymous
06/22/2013 12:08
Subject: Anybody freelance as well as work
Your own business is not employment, it is hobby with occational income
Anonymous
06/21/2013 22:21
Subject: Anybody freelance as well as work
Anonymous wrote:Anonymous wrote:Anonymous wrote:But is it legal to prevent moonlighting? If your salary is not enough, what else? Part time job as waitress?
I am interested to know if anyone has actually gotten work through these sites. But if the employer does not allow it, have you gotten caught, what were the consequences?
Someone I know fired an employee for moonlighting without asking or telling him about it.
Was he able to claim unemployment?
I don't know. But I think the person who was fired had her own business on the side so I'm not sure if you can collect unemployment when you have two jobs and you get fired from one.
Anonymous
06/21/2013 19:34
Subject: Anybody freelance as well as work
Anonymous wrote:Anonymous wrote:But is it legal to prevent moonlighting? If your salary is not enough, what else? Part time job as waitress?
I am interested to know if anyone has actually gotten work through these sites. But if the employer does not allow it, have you gotten caught, what were the consequences?
Someone I know fired an employee for moonlighting without asking or telling him about it.
Was he able to claim unemployment?
Anonymous
06/21/2013 19:11
Subject: Anybody freelance as well as work
I know a lot of people who freelance. I told my boss I do it (MBA admissions consulting). They don't mind at all, and I get business from within the firm.
Anonymous
06/21/2013 18:32
Subject: Anybody freelance as well as work
Anonymous wrote:But is it legal to prevent moonlighting? If your salary is not enough, what else? Part time job as waitress?
I am interested to know if anyone has actually gotten work through these sites. But if the employer does not allow it, have you gotten caught, what were the consequences?
Someone I know fired an employee for moonlighting without asking or telling him about it.
Anonymous
06/21/2013 18:29
Subject: Anybody freelance as well as work
But is it legal to prevent moonlighting? If your salary is not enough, what else? Part time job as waitress?
I am interested to know if anyone has actually gotten work through these sites. But if the employer does not allow it, have you gotten caught, what were the consequences?
I am interested to know if anyone has actually gotten work through these sites. But if the employer does not allow it, have you gotten caught, what were the consequences?
Anonymous
06/21/2013 18:13
Subject: Anybody freelance as well as work
I do. $150/hr. its an unrelated area of expertise, so no conflicts.
Anonymous
06/21/2013 16:46
Subject: Re:Anybody freelance as well as work
Anonymous wrote:I would recommend checking your company's policies on moonlighting before you get started.
+1. Could be a conflict of interest.
Anonymous
06/21/2013 16:43
Subject: Re:Anybody freelance as well as work
I would recommend checking your company's policies on moonlighting before you get started.
Anonymous
06/21/2013 16:32
Subject: Anybody freelance as well as work
Has anybody worked through Freelancer.com and other sites while also working full time?
What were your experiences?
What were your experiences?