On Sunday 23 August 2009 18:38:28 Armin Marth wrote: > The point I'd like to clarify is clause 2. "The Employee shall > acknowledge all inventions, discoveries and designs and all writings, > art-work, drawings, designs, computer programs (copyright works) > created during the course of your employment with the Employer, > belongs to the Employer."
As the others said, if you want a good answer you will have to consult a lawyer. Now I know you're not going to fork out money to do that (and no doubt the employer, who has already done that for themselves, will not help you out with that expense either), so I will say that I would be inclined, at a minimum, to change "during" to "in", however: IAAL, but: 1. I have not given this the full consideration I would if you were a paying client; 2. This has not been checked by another lawyer as it would if you were a paying client; 3. I have not read the entire agreement as I would if you were a paying client; 4. This response is not given as a lawyer (which is why I have changed the "From" field to my personal address and sent this via my own servers rather than the firm's servers), so this comment may well differ from the answer that would be given after more careful consideration. This comment is merely my first impression, and you rely on it entirely at your own risk. > See a copy at http://www.arminmarth.info/disclosure.pdf I did not look at that. -- SLUG - Sydney Linux User's Group Mailing List - http://slug.org.au/ Subscription info and FAQs: http://slug.org.au/faq/mailinglists.html
