Re:YC Interviews in NYC
by btilly on Wednesday February 13, 2019 @05:10PM
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The relevant difference as I understand it is the definition of "the scope of the employment".
In both states, if a professional employee figured out how to solve a work problem at 6 AM in the shower, that is clearly part of the scope of the employment. The difference is that if a programmer sits down to write some code at 8 PM, that is more likely to fall within the scope of employment in New York than in California.
This difference is on top of what the contract is allowed to say.
In both states, if a professional employee figured out how to solve a work problem at 6 AM in the shower, that is clearly part of the scope of the employment. The difference is that if a programmer sits down to write some code at 8 PM, that is more likely to fall within the scope of employment in New York than in California.
This difference is on top of what the contract is allowed to say.