Disclose outside compensation to employer?
Thinking about doing some things that help can generate some income, including creating an e-course to sell on sites like udemy. Am I required by law to disclose that with my employer?
Thinking about doing some things that help can generate some income, including creating an e-course to sell on sites like udemy. Am I required by law to disclose that with my employer?
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If you work for a BD, you are required to let your employer know about outside employment. If they view the employment as a conflict or it interferes with your job, they can disallow the employment.
I personally would not tell my job shit, unless it was somehow affiliated with my position / role
Not great advice. Just read your contract and rules at your employer. Not telling your employer, if it is against company policy, is a great way to get fired.
I don't think your employer will care about your $8 weekly udemy revenues
financeabc has it right. if you hold a series 7, you gotta disclose.
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