Copyrighted material created during employment generally belongs to the employer, but the author still has moral rights to the copyright.

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This is generally true in most countries' copyright laws. Moral rights include the right to be attributed as the author of the work and to object to any modification or distortion of the work that would be prejudicial to the author's honor or reputation. These rights cannot be assigned to another party and are retained by the author even if the copyright ownership is transferred to the employer.

Copyrighted Material Created During Employment Generally Belongs to the Employer