16bwhitt
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Slow down there, tiger. We are all amigos here. You mentioned “contracting” which by law means one can work as one pleases. Which means, if one chooses to multitask, one may do so. If one works on your project for 30 minutes, takes a 15 minute Facebook break, and come back, one still has another half hour before you’re billed the whole hour.Depends on your employment contract. If I'm contracting you for work, I'm being billed by the hour. There is no multitasking, you sold me that hour. It's mine, not yours. BUT, if your contract allows otherwise, go for it. It's called ethics, and yeah I assume people don't have them because they mostly don't.
I’d hate to be your employee! Imagine if I was googling something to figure out how to do something for your task, you thought I was shopping for shoes, and all of a sudden I’m fired and summoned for a lawsuit. Then I’d OWN your company by the time I was done with you.If I was that employer, I'd consider that theft and you'd be fired before you could realize the mistake. I'd then follow up with a law suit demanding payment for use of my equipment for purposes beyond my own.