Common use of PRIVATE WORK Clause in Contracts

PRIVATE WORK. Whilst in the employ of the Employer, the Employee is prohibited from undertaking any private work of any nature during the Employee’s working hours, without the prior written consent of management. The Employee may perform work for other employers or contractors, outside of the Employee’s working hours for the Employer, with the prior written permission of the Employer. Permission will not unreasonably be withheld provided that the Employer is satisfied that the work to be performed by the Employee for another employer or contractor does not constitute a conflict of interest.

PRIVATE WORK. 16.1 Whilst in the employ of the Employer, the Employee is prohibited from undertaking any private work of any nature during the Employee’s working hours, without the prior written consent of management. . 16.2 The Employee may perform work for other employers or contractors, outside of the Employee’s working hours for the Employer, with the prior written permission of the Employer. Permission will not unreasonably be withheld provided that the Employer is satisfied that the work to be performed by the Employee for another employer or contractor does not constitute a conflict of interest.