Hearsay some companies would not allow their employees to hold a second part time job for additional income, would anyone be able to share a list of these companies?

I'm aware that public servants ain't allow to do so.. Any private companies which do not allow their employees to do so too?

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Kok Hong

06 Dec 2020

For private companies, you will only know upon signing the contract

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1M45

06 Dec 2020

Most dont allow. They will say u no passion 😆. So u part time dont tell anyone, even ur best colleague. Wait your manager know you earn more than him, he cut your bonus. Human will jealous.

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