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Can we hold multiple full-time jobs while on GC with multiple W2's ?

Anyway that employers know if we have another W2? I know contracting is fine without any issues.

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4 minutes ago, veerigadu said:

Most FTE jobs have a clause that you cannot work for other employer.

Oh well! May be you can do one FTE and one mesthri job if you have time and itch. 

Employer 1 FTE

Employer 2 also FTE 

 

Employer 1 ki ela telusthundi?

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2 minutes ago, veerigadu said:

Most FTE jobs have a clause that you cannot work for other employer.

Oh well! May be you can do one FTE and one mesthri job if you have time and itch. 

 

FTE + mesthri job sounds good. Does it mean mesthri cannot run payroll on W2?

Incase if mesthri does W2, does FTE employer know?

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17 minutes ago, PhillyDotNetGuy said:

FTE + mesthri job sounds good. Does it mean mesthri cannot run payroll on W2?

Incase if mesthri does W2, does FTE employer know?

I dont think so. Why dont you work on 1099 with mesthri? There is more flexibility with 1099 

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You can work multiple fte's if you can declare your 2nd fte with primary fte. There is a clause which our desis try to ignore. As long as we don't get caught we are fine

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39 minutes ago, JANASENA said:

Employer 1 FTE

Employer 2 also FTE 

 

Employer 1 ki ela telusthundi?

Declare it. If they find it, they will sue you for sure. You can be jailed if your other employer is a direct competitor for non declaration. Thats called conflict of interest, look it up.

Be careful what you wish for!

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4 minutes ago, ranam_007 said:

You can work multiple fte's if you can declare your 2nd fte with primary fte. There is a clause which our desis try to ignore. As long as we don't get caught we are fine

 

3 minutes ago, akkum_bakkum said:

Declare it. If they find it, they will sue you for sure. You can be jailed if your other employer is a direct competitor for non declaration. Thats called conflict of interest, look it up.

Be careful what you wish for!

Eggxtlyyyyy

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Technically no. 
Every FTE has clause not to perform another assignment. 

State & Federal Govts aithe do not do at all. Super serious stuff. 

Regular companies aithe understand the risk and worst case scenario - take the employment contracts and get them reviewed by an attorney. Sometimes just fire chestaru, some time legal action vestaru. You dont want a lawsuit against you for this reason. 

 

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18 minutes ago, coffee said:

They can sue for proprietary information share etc..and all that..you need to be very careful with full time + side contracting.

That being said ..one of friend who worked for fortune 500..did side contracting.. conflict of interest ani..oka half dozen lawsuits file chesindhi full-time..he lost benifts and lot of legal fee..head aches.

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1 hour ago, PhillyDotNetGuy said:

Can we hold multiple full-time jobs while on GC with multiple W2's ?

Anyway that employers know if we have another W2? I know contracting is fine without any issues.

Bramhi Brahmi GIF - Bramhi Brahmi Bramhanandam GIFs..asalu neeku nijanga 2 jobs avasarama bhayya?? antha klishta paristhithullo unnava? GC occhindhi antunnav, edhaina different ga money earn chese idea unte choosuko bro...

endhuku health paaduchesukuntav and endhuku nee time antha work ke pedathav...enjoy with your family too man..

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3 minutes ago, coffee said:

That being said ..one of friend who worked for fortune 500..did side contracting.. conflict of interest ani..oka half dozen lawsuits file chesindhi full-time..he lost benifts and lot of legal fee..head aches.

Can you share the company name?

 

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