Overemployed

Secretly holding two or more full-time remote jobs at the same time, without disclosing the others to any of the employers, in order to multiply one's salary. The practice was popularised by the r/overemployed subreddit and the overemployed.com community, founded in 2021 by an anonymous tech worker after the pandemic normalised work-from-home. Practitioners (often called "OEs") rotate between meetings, use separate laptops and phone numbers, and coach each other on calendar management and how to handle the inevitable scheduling clash. The legality varies by jurisdiction and contract — exclusivity and moonlighting clauses are common — but in most US states it is a contractual rather than criminal issue.