Re:Ask HN: How to disclose something without disclosing it?
by ars on Sunday July 15, 2018 @03:50PM
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> without telling the prospective employee?
Mathematically no. But this isn't a mathematical question, it's a legal one: "some K&R policies prohibit".
You need to nitpick the legal agreement and figure out the loopholes.
Your employer will have to assist you with that, since you have no access to the agreement.
For example as part of the employment agreement you write: "Company shall expend whatever resources are necessary to recover employee in case of kidnap, etc, etc". There is no mention of insurance, just that the company will get you back. How they do it is their problem. (Obviously you're going to need a lawyer to help you write it.)
Mathematically no. But this isn't a mathematical question, it's a legal one: "some K&R policies prohibit".
You need to nitpick the legal agreement and figure out the loopholes.
Your employer will have to assist you with that, since you have no access to the agreement.
For example as part of the employment agreement you write: "Company shall expend whatever resources are necessary to recover employee in case of kidnap, etc, etc". There is no mention of insurance, just that the company will get you back. How they do it is their problem. (Obviously you're going to need a lawyer to help you write it.)