Dunno whether it's enforceable, but my contract with my last company had more than "on company time" in it - it included any inventions that could have been the product of any information or resource that, through any direct or indirect means, was made available to me by virtue of my being part of this company.
Seemed pretty bulletproof to me - although I guess they'd have to prove that the information I used to make the thing I made was information that I couldn't have obtained any other way.
Shrug - not that it matters - I was in finance, I counted the cost of the information given to all those people who never did anything with it; on company time.
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Seemed pretty bulletproof to me - although I guess they'd have to prove that the information I used to make the thing I made was information that I couldn't have obtained any other way.
Shrug - not that it matters - I was in finance, I counted the cost of the information given to all those people who never did anything with it; on company time.