4.regardless of andrew's situation, would it be better in the long run for your company to continue or end its "no moonlighting" policy?
I think in order for a company to be successful in the long run a company needs to uphold a “no moonlight “policy. The reality is that if an employee takes on a second part-time job, most will complete tasks on the full-time job. A no moonlighting policy is beneficial to employers because it forces the employees to be honest with employer about their job, An employer reasonably expects its employees will devote 100 percent of their time and effort into their primary job. A major concern that employees working two jobs are more likely to become overworked and over stressed and in tum their quality of work will suffer.