Having to do work for a separate subsidiary for free.

[Vindaloovians]

nvm, silly question.

Thanks for the replies!

[davec1960]

Re: Having to do work for a separate subsidiary for free.

You aren't doing the work for free, you are being paid.
Unless I have misunderstood you are being paid a salary by ABC and spend 80% of your time on ABC accounts and 20% on XYZ accounts. ABC charging XYZ for your services is far simpler than you being paid by two different companies.

[Johnboy007]

Re: Having to do work for a separate subsidiary for free.

Your contract is with ABC.........
If you are working in the building owned by ABC, then you should abide by any reasonable request for your employer.
To not conform to a reasonable request from your employer is a disciplinary matter and you could lose your job.
If the reasonable request involves doing someone else's accounts, then that is your job.
Unless you have it stated in your contract that your working skills will only be confined to work involving ABC.
As davec1960 states, you are not doing the work for free, or in your own time.
You are only entitled to the money that is agreed in your contract of employment. IE, your wages.
If you want more money, then negotiate with your boss.