Policy Type: Employee Contract
Last updated on: 08/01/2024
The employee will use his/her own equipment, supplies, and telephone/Internet connection to perform his/her job duties. In special cases, the company may provide equipment necessary for the employee to perform the desired work-at-home. The equipment or facilities so provided may be used only for official company business, and must be returned to the company at the termination of the work-at-home arrangement, or upon request by the company. The employee is responsible for operating costs, home-maintenance and any other cost associated with the use of the premises as an alternate work location. In the event of equipment failure or malfunction, the employee will immediately notify the supervisor/project manager. In the event of delay in repair or replacement, or any other circumstance which makes work-at-home location impracticable, the company holds the right to mark employee as absent.
Upon the termination of your employment or internship with the ‘A PIXEL HOUSE’, You shall promptly surrender and deliver to the Company (A PIXEL HOUSE / APH) all records, materials, equipment, designs, documents, notes, lists and plans and data of any nature pertaining to any digital services or Confidential Information of the Company or to the services provided by Employee (You), and Employee will not take or retain (in any form or format) any description containing or pertaining to any Confidential Information which Employee may produce or obtain during the course of Employee’s employment or internship with the Company.
Indian Penal Code, 1860 ("IPC") Any data which is in tangible movable form for e.g. in a CD or a floppy and is moved with a dishonest intention out of the possession of its lawful possessor (without the consent of the lawful possessor) attracts the provisions of theft under Section 378 of IPC. However, scope of the said statutory provision has not been extended to cover a case of data theft, where the said data is an intangible property. Therefore, with respect to such data theft (where data is an intangible property), reliance may be placed on Section 405 of the IPC which deals with criminal breach of trust.