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charlotte-ent t1_iyd1fn4 wrote

Reply to comment by BadMedAdvice in Twitter tells High Court it has restored Dublin-based senior executive to her position by ThatGuy98_

Hell, go work at the better job and double dip. It's not like Twitter has enough HR or managerial staff to pay attention. Just straight up steal from Elon. I would.

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jschubart t1_iyd8w0x wrote

Elon quintouple dips. Why shouldn't his employees?

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dungone t1_iydxxci wrote

It's not stealing. That's why I downvoted you. Otherwise I agree. The only party that broke the law here was the employer.

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jeekiii t1_iydlm6a wrote

Uuh double dipping is fraud though...

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Medium-Complaint-677 t1_iydxgzc wrote

Then I guess Elon can't be CEO of 4 companies at once.

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RandomRobot t1_iyecj1o wrote

Elon is free to negotiate his contracts however he wants, such as "no single employment clauses".

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Medium-Complaint-677 t1_iyecrcr wrote

I've worked for a lot of software companies and I've signed a lot of contracts. Nothing I've ever looked at has a "single employment" clause and I don't know how that would ever be enforcible anyway.

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RandomRobot t1_iyec4y4 wrote

It really depends on the contract she signed. Most midrange to high level contracts include this, but "VP of Global[something]" may be above that.

Regardless, you can't take another 7 figures job in secret. Stuff gets known fast

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dybyj t1_iyd5z5t wrote

Don’t do that. Other companies will think you will do that too them too

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SeaBag7480 t1_iyd7v19 wrote

Damn right I will

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dybyj t1_iyd9rrr wrote

If you double dip, companies will think you are time stealing and fire you with cause. This will affect your ability to get future jobs, including desirable ones….

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SysAdminDennyBob t1_iydffmz wrote

Is there some secret database where this HR information is stored and shared across all companies? What if I just left that off my resume? Yea, I think that would suffice.

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RSomnambulist t1_iydhpsc wrote

Background checks can show this, and there is some new thing from equifax or experian that I looked at that tracks your work history. You can turn it off though.

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rockmasterflex t1_iyef40k wrote

Do you… do you think payroll information is private? My man it’s reported to the irs.

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SysAdminDennyBob t1_iyeg8xu wrote

ring ring. IRS speaking, what can I do for you? Yea, can I get Donald Trump's employment history and tax return? Uh, let me check....no

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dybyj t1_iydh009 wrote

If you get fired for it, the new company will likely call your last employer… I suppose if you leave your last employer off, maybe you could get away with it. But why bother?

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