private employee can do another business?

There will be an agreement between employer and employee detailing terms and conditions related to job. If there are any conditions restricting or prohibiting doing other business by employee, doing so can be treated illegal.

An ordinary employee can certainly put up his own business. What is not allowed is bringing in the business into the company.

Business needs money for capital. Maybe one reason why some employed people don't start a business because they don't have enough money to start with- even a small business. There are employed people who are underpaid- and their salary is just enough for their daily needs.

Hi prabu I think any one can do business any time . I think in business one has to be very careful of up 's and down's we can't stay free , we have to concentrate more on it daily which may lead to tense life .So people who are working in private sectors will be busy with their work issues they may not find time to look after their business matters , They have to look for a most trusted person .To avoid all these issues i think no one is daring to do business.

Hi friend! I don't think there is a question regarding its legality. Anybody can enter into a business whether he/she is a government or private employee. As long as it has no conflict with your present job, you are not prohibited to engage in other business. The first consideration is the time. Anybody is free to open a business as long as he will have to do it after office hours. Another consideration, especially for government employees/officers, is that the business you have should not in any manner have a conflict with your present job or in any other way be the reason for abuse in position. Have a nice day!

You can have business even you are private employee, but make it sure it is not related to the company, they will think you use there company for your business.