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Side Job
I am federal government attorney - pretty standard 40 hour workweek. I recently took a job delivering pizzas in the evenings - feels a little bit strange but I clear close to $20 an hour (gross) on average and I generally listen to podcasts and help out in the shop if things are slow. Does anyone else work an extra job?
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Re: Side Job
Anonymous User wrote:I am federal government attorney - pretty standard 40 hour workweek. I recently took a job delivering pizzas in the evenings - feels a little bit strange but I clear close to $20 an hour (gross) on average and I generally listen to podcasts and help out in the shop if things are slow. Does anyone else work an extra job?
In a law firm setting moonlighting is often grounds for automatic termination. Too much risk of liability.
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I hope you disclosed it to your boss.
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Re: Side Job
Agree if the moonlighting is law related. But would this still be the case if you are delivering pizzas?favabeansoup wrote:Anonymous User wrote:I am federal government attorney - pretty standard 40 hour workweek. I recently took a job delivering pizzas in the evenings - feels a little bit strange but I clear close to $20 an hour (gross) on average and I generally listen to podcasts and help out in the shop if things are slow. Does anyone else work an extra job?
In a law firm setting moonlighting is often grounds for automatic termination. Too much risk of liability.
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Re: Side Job
Honestly not sure. I might be tempted to say that makes it ok, but I would still think disclosure would be necessary. Not sure how working in gov position changes this vs. law firm setting.RaceJudicata wrote:
Agree if the moonlighting is law related. But would this still be the case if you are delivering pizzas?
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Re: Side Job
I think there's actually an OPM memo somewhere saying that moonlighting is OK as a general matter. Try some googling. (It seems likely that there are special rules re doing outside legal work, though.)
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Just read your employment letter/employee handbook.
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That was the doc I remembered, thxfavabeansoup wrote:https://www.fas.org/sgp/crs/misc/R42857.pdf
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This seems like April fools trolling
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There really is a relevant CRS for everythingfavabeansoup wrote:https://www.fas.org/sgp/crs/misc/R42857.pdf
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Re: Side Job
Bruh-$, get the extra Guap. Re$pecTTT
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