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wappie-moe / amateur futurist / frenoloog / stoïcijn i.o. / postsocial / pandiculist
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Joined November 02, 2016

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JanPieter 🇪🇺 @janpieter@mastodon.social · Jan 11, 2024

Replying to @juliank@mastodon.social

@juliank@mastodon.social @riley@toot.cat @ysegrim@furry.engineer @grendel84@tiny.tilde.website We may be on the exact same webpage now 😄 about the move towards MORE transparancy: https://ec.europa.eu/commission/presscorner/detail/en/ip_22_7739 Do I understand correctly that German judges will in general approve contract clauses that prohibit disclosure of your salary (history) "to strangers"? I'm guessing no Dutch judge would allow such a clause, if they even exist. But NL is much like DE in this regard: talking about your salary or financial situation is socially taboo.

JanPieter 🇪🇺 @janpieter@mastodon.social · Jan 11, 2024

Replying to @juliank@mastodon.social

@juliank@mastodon.social @riley@toot.cat @ysegrim@furry.engineer @grendel84@tiny.tilde.website I've never heard of such rules 🙂, and they certainly weren't in my (pre 2008 contracts). Sounds like a very harmful rule for employees in general. Do you have a source to more info about such EU rules existing "generally", if that's what you meant?

JanPieter 🇪🇺 @janpieter@mastodon.social · Jan 11, 2024

Replying to @riley@toot.cat

@riley@toot.cat @ysegrim@furry.engineer @grendel84@tiny.tilde.website If employees are really forbidden to talk about their salaries (with anyone, including their colleagues), that would be utterly disadvantageous to them, and it should be made illegal! -edit- I read that exactly the wrong way 😄