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- From: Nicolas MONNET nico@monnet.to
- Subject: [Patents] Re: [Patents] Re: [Patents] Re: [Patents] Re: [Patents] Re: [Patents] Re: [Patents] Re: Patents digest, Vol 1 #162 - 2 msgs
- Date: Mon, 20 Mar 2000 15:31:45 +0100 (CET)
On Wed, 15 Mar 2000, JS Kelly wrote:
|> If brain products can be chained, then brains should be too,
|> i.e. people.
|> Of course I am not in favor of the latter.
|> But a country has to have logic.
|
|But they are! Brains, I mean. A main reason I left my last job -- after
|only a few weeks -- was that the contract wording stated that any idea I
|had -- whether it related to my work or not, whether it came about on
|company time or vacation time, in short, any idea at all -- belonged to
|that company. I'm told this is common.
As someone commented on Slashdot: there's an easy way out of this, you
just have to do it BEFORE signing the contract. Just ammend the contract
as you feel like, for example using a red pen, sign every correction and
deletions, date, and send back. This seems to be a perfectly valid way of
making a contract.
Usually, most employers will sign back, et voila, you have a contract that
you like.
- [Patents] Re: [Patents] Re: [Patents] Re: [Patents] Re: [Patents] Re: [Patents] Re: [Patents] Re: Patents digest, Vol 1 #162 - 2 msgs, Nicolas MONNET nico
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