Shareholdings and employment outside of Bosch
Privately engaging in any kind of financial or business involvement (i.e., outside Bosch) with competitors, suppliers, or customers may impair the interests of Bosch.
The same applies to engaging in or influencing the business relationship with companies in which we, our spouse or partner, or close family members have an ownership, share-holding interest, or perform an executive function, if we act on behalf of Bosch. So these engagements and shareholdings are only allowed in case a conflict of interest or its appearance is excluded.
Secondary employments may also impair the interest of Bosch. If the secondary employment interferes with our work duties or may be seen as a conflict of interest, the secondary activity may be prohibited.
You have taken a second job as an online content editor with a different company. You must work on editing projects sometimes when you are working for Bosch from home two days a week.
Engaging in an employment outside of Bosch may could be seen as a conflict of interest and, in this case, it also impact your job responsibilities at Bosch. You should inform your supervisor about your secondary activity.
Engagements with other businesses
The interests of Bosch may also be impaired when engaging in or influencing the business relationship with companies in which we, our spouse or partner, or close family members have an ownership, share-holding interest, or perform an executive function, if we act on behalf of Bosch. These engagements are only allowed in case a conflict of interest or its appearance is excluded.
Employment outside of Bosch
Secondary employments may also impair the interest of Bosch. If the secondary employment interferes with our work duties or may be seen as a conflict of interest, the secondary activity may be prohibited.
