RE: "Prior Inventions" on employment contract -- MIDRANGE-L

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--- Chuck Lewis <clewis@iquest.net> wrote:
> Good points Booth, and it wasn't clear from the initial post, but is
> this job for a software house or just a business that uses computers
> ?

Well, to muck it up a little more, my employer is an I.T. contracting /
placement firm.  As I alluded to in my previous post a few minutes ago,
I'm contracting now, and scheduled to be hired by my client in a few
months.  I am the only person from my current employer in this shop.
The client is in a business that has no interest in software
development beyond internal systems.

On all that basis, it would seem that I'd have very little to worry
about.  And I am not losing sleep on this.  But this kind of crap bugs
me enough that I feel like making a ruckus, as long as I don't endanger
my employment.  (As I mentioned in my previous post, I am NOT signing
the contract as presented.)

- Dan

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