Illegal or just unethical
Three years ago I wrote a grant for my current employer. This was a federal grant that was submitted and awarded to my current employer. I recently learned it is time to apply for the grant again. Instead of them re-writing the grant, they used the exact same information (word for word), removed my name and added their names. Is this okay?
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Three years ago I wrote a grant for my current employer. This was a federal grant that was submitted and awarded to my current employer. I recently learned it is time to apply for the grant again. Instead of them re-writing the grant, they used the exact same information (word for word), removed my name and added their names. Is this okay?
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Did the company pay you for the time you spent writing it?
– AffableAmbler
18 mins ago
Considered "other duties as assigned per job description" and I am salary.
– Confused
14 mins ago
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" Is this okay?" - yes. It's done all the time. It's neither illegal nor unethical.
– Joe Strazzere
6 mins ago
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I think the question was did you do this as part of your job, which you answered "yes" - so, you did get paid for it. It's their grant proposal, not yours, per se, I think was the gist of asking that question.
– PoloHoleSet
4 mins ago
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Three years ago I wrote a grant for my current employer. This was a federal grant that was submitted and awarded to my current employer. I recently learned it is time to apply for the grant again. Instead of them re-writing the grant, they used the exact same information (word for word), removed my name and added their names. Is this okay?
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Three years ago I wrote a grant for my current employer. This was a federal grant that was submitted and awarded to my current employer. I recently learned it is time to apply for the grant again. Instead of them re-writing the grant, they used the exact same information (word for word), removed my name and added their names. Is this okay?
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Did the company pay you for the time you spent writing it?
– AffableAmbler
18 mins ago
Considered "other duties as assigned per job description" and I am salary.
– Confused
14 mins ago
1
" Is this okay?" - yes. It's done all the time. It's neither illegal nor unethical.
– Joe Strazzere
6 mins ago
1
I think the question was did you do this as part of your job, which you answered "yes" - so, you did get paid for it. It's their grant proposal, not yours, per se, I think was the gist of asking that question.
– PoloHoleSet
4 mins ago
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Did the company pay you for the time you spent writing it?
– AffableAmbler
18 mins ago
Considered "other duties as assigned per job description" and I am salary.
– Confused
14 mins ago
1
" Is this okay?" - yes. It's done all the time. It's neither illegal nor unethical.
– Joe Strazzere
6 mins ago
1
I think the question was did you do this as part of your job, which you answered "yes" - so, you did get paid for it. It's their grant proposal, not yours, per se, I think was the gist of asking that question.
– PoloHoleSet
4 mins ago
1
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Did the company pay you for the time you spent writing it?
– AffableAmbler
18 mins ago
Did the company pay you for the time you spent writing it?
– AffableAmbler
18 mins ago
Considered "other duties as assigned per job description" and I am salary.
– Confused
14 mins ago
Considered "other duties as assigned per job description" and I am salary.
– Confused
14 mins ago
1
1
" Is this okay?" - yes. It's done all the time. It's neither illegal nor unethical.
– Joe Strazzere
6 mins ago
" Is this okay?" - yes. It's done all the time. It's neither illegal nor unethical.
– Joe Strazzere
6 mins ago
1
1
I think the question was did you do this as part of your job, which you answered "yes" - so, you did get paid for it. It's their grant proposal, not yours, per se, I think was the gist of asking that question.
– PoloHoleSet
4 mins ago
I think the question was did you do this as part of your job, which you answered "yes" - so, you did get paid for it. It's their grant proposal, not yours, per se, I think was the gist of asking that question.
– PoloHoleSet
4 mins ago
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Did the company pay you for the time you spent writing it?
– AffableAmbler
18 mins ago
Considered "other duties as assigned per job description" and I am salary.
– Confused
14 mins ago
1
" Is this okay?" - yes. It's done all the time. It's neither illegal nor unethical.
– Joe Strazzere
6 mins ago
1
I think the question was did you do this as part of your job, which you answered "yes" - so, you did get paid for it. It's their grant proposal, not yours, per se, I think was the gist of asking that question.
– PoloHoleSet
4 mins ago