On Tue, 2004-11-30 at 10:40 +0000, VJ wrote: > I came to know that a legislation in EU says that all my work (even > the one that I develop at home, in my free time) is owned by my company. > What do I have to do in case I have something to contribute and I > developed it in my free time at home. What that directive did (known as the software copyright directive) was set the default to: what you do while your work at your company is theirs. What you do on your own personal free time is yours. But that doesn't mean you can't have signed a contract that said _all_ that you do is theirs.... I'd take it to a lawyer, that might even be illegal in your country. The place I work at tried to do that, but the boss I was under at the time of my acquisition told me not to sign it, so I'd just stay with the default. Rui
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