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Dear
Colleagues
Can
anyone provide an answer?
My
understanding of Copyright Law, is that the Copyright of any documents produced
by Trust staff whilst at work belongs to the Trust.
If a member
of staff writes articles for publication, (when the Copyright usually belongs
to the publisher) or guidelines for non Trust purposes during their “work
time” who does the Copyright belong to?
I
would be grateful for any advice on this.
Regards
Christine
Christine
McRoy
Library
and Information Services Manager
The
Ben Wood Library
Birmingham
Children’s Hospital NHS Foundation Trust
Tel
0121 333 8642
Fax
0121 333 8641
Directorate of Governance and Education
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