As most of the firms have policy of offering a fixed level of pay and work hours (Shishko and Rostker, 1976), any work policy which is divergent from an optimal hour of work as perceived by a utility maximizer worker at his/her given wage will induce him/her towards
moonlighting conditioned upon a second job wage which is above his/her reservation wage at first occupation.
The popularity of the concept of
moonlighting has stemmed from its relationship with several important employee behaviors particularly job satisfaction.
New Richmond Ventures will provide its formalised network of Strategic Partners and Executive Advisors to assist
Moonlighting as the company scales.
Looking at the incidence of
moonlighting by occupation reveals one of the main reasons for the aggregate gender difference of multiple job holding.
We observed each teacher three times in the classroom and three times at the
moonlighting site.
Understanding the role that
moonlighting may play in employment cyclicality may inform the debate concerning the measurement of real wages when studying real-wage cyclicality.
Moonlighting scripts were close to a hundred pages, half again as long as the average one-hour television series.
Moonlighting is commonly understood as having a second job, usually part-time, in addition to a primary job full-time job.
There have been numerous litigated cases involving
moonlighting policies and claims that employers use them as a pretext to discriminate against employees engaged in protected union activity.
Some are believed to have been
moonlighting in police time.
Proponents of a resident's right to work a part-time job maintain that
moonlighting is an essential part of a resident's training.
A SUN-STARVED Scottish strawberry farmer is
moonlighting as a guinea pig for supermarket bosses.
