Mr. Okoli Gideon

I would say, it depends.
In my experience, your employer would like you to be thinking about your job - especially if you are in a professional role - even when you are not at work. Earlier in my career, I asked my boss if I could work part-time for him so I could work for other companies, too. He said “no,” he wanted me to be thinking about the issues with his company even when I wasn’t “at work.” I was the chief financial officer of the company which was pretty small at the time.
If that is the case with you, then you probably shouldn’t tell your boss you got a second job.

The situation is the same if you are contractually obligated to not work for another organization.

If you don’t have that restriction, there is no reason you need to tell your boss about what you do in your spare time. Right?

I think this would depend on your location, in the western world, you would have to declare for some tax reasons I think, In Nigeria, not necessarily especially if one doesn't affect the other.

Tell him please.
Do unto others what you would that they do unto you.
If you were a boss, would you be glad if your employee works for another?

Don't tell him.

At your own risk

No try am! In another news, i have portable inverter system for sale built with LiFePo4 Battery.

I think you should.

That way, your productivity can be accurately measured with the time you have alloted to your different workplaces. To avoid being labelled lazy

No do not try it
I repeat don’t try it
Most companies don’t give d*mn about your welfare

it depends on how he will take it sha

Your boss probably maintains 3 jobs

Yes

I think u should inform him Rather than taking him on a surprise note.

Shey you don write your resignation letter sha?

At your own risk

He is lying, no one in Nigeria maintains one job.

if you have to go to the second job physically from time to time... o ni choice!
If u dont have to go there physically.. my brother, make your money quietly!

5h3m no dey tel man

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Tell ‘em and clear the road

For posterity sake

If he is a Rev. Father, don't tell him. They don't like it when their staff is progressing.

It's up to your conscience.

Ok

Golan007:
Shey you don write your resignation letter sha?

Omo this face here eh

Robertkenny:
Mr. Okoli Gideon

I would say, it depends.
In my experience, your employer would like you to be thinking about your job - especially if you are in a professional role - even when you are not at work. Earlier in my career, I asked my boss if I could work part-time for him so I could work for other companies, too. He said “no,” he wanted me to be thinking about the issues with his company even when I wasn’t “at work.” I was the chief financial officer of the company which was pretty small at the time.
If that is the case with you, then you probably shouldn’t tell your boss you got a second job.

The situation is the same if you are contractually obligated to not work for another organization.

If you don’t have that restriction, there is no reason you need to tell your boss about what you do in your spare time. Right?

No, you only do that when you have resigned from the coy

Ehen nah

If it won't affect your job he doesn't need to know

Give him/her the Hallaa!
Then resign

Robertkenny:
Mr. Okoli Gideon

I would say, it depends.
In my experience, your employer would like you to be thinking about your job - especially if you are in a professional role - even when you are not at work. Earlier in my career, I asked my boss if I could work part-time for him so I could work for other companies, too. He said “no,” he wanted me to be thinking about the issues with his company even when I wasn’t “at work.” I was the chief financial officer of the company which was pretty small at the time.
If that is the case with you, then you probably shouldn’t tell your boss you got a second job.

The situation is the same if you are contractually obligated to not work for another organization.

If you don’t have that restriction, there is no reason you need to tell your boss about what you do in your spare time. Right?

Tell him and get fired instantly!

If the other job don't fall within company's hours don't tell him. He pays you based on the hours you worked for the company. Every other hours aside this is nobody business, it is your hour; you have every right to do whatever you like.
You are replaceable in a company. If you cease to go there the company will still run so why do you need to give your company 24 hours commitment is the company your God?

Ctrl+C and Ctrl+V Generation.

I did, my boss was not angry but my colleague messed up my relationship with him and i left.
Now am even working in three places and my bosses are aware. Just try to perform your duties in the office diligently.




Most times its not always the boss issue but your colleagues enviousness.