Common use of Outside/Secondary Employment Clause in Contracts

Outside/Secondary Employment. Outside employment may constitute a conflict of interest if it: • involves providing goods and/or services substantially similar to those of Barnardos; or • lessens the efficiency, alertness or productivity normally expected of employees in their jobs; or • otherwise conflicts with the interests of Barnardos.

Appears in 4 contracts

Samples: Collective Employment Agreement, Collective Employment Agreement, Collective Employment Agreement

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Outside/Secondary Employment. Outside employment may constitute a conflict of interest if it: involves providing goods and/or services substantially similar to those of Barnardos; or lessens the efficiency, alertness or productivity normally expected of employees in their jobs; or otherwise conflicts with the interests of Barnardos.

Appears in 1 contract

Samples: Collective Employment Agreement

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