Q: I got an offer from a company (currently it is my employer client), but I never worked for this client, Can i join this?
"The Company respects your right to engage in private activities and personal business beyond your
employment with us, providing such activities do not conflict with the interests of the Company. However,
Associates are not permitted to hold employment or contractor positions outside their position with the
Company without explicit prior written permission from Human Resources or an Officer of the Company
(COO, CFO or CEO). Associates cannot maintain, directly or indirectly, any outside business or financial
interest or engage in any activity which conflicts with their job or the Company’s business, or presents an
actual or potential conflict, or may be adverse to the Company’s interests. For example, outside
employment with, or ownership in, competing companies is strictly forbidden. If you have any doubts, be
sure to obtain approval from Human Resources or an Officer of the Company (COO, CFO or CEO) to avoid
misunderstandings.
A: Hi, I would recommend reaching out to an Ohio employment attorney and requesting a document review. There are likely more facts to your case that need to be considered before a full evaluation can take place.
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