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... but why would you be entitled to solutions that occurred outside from work if you weren't paying for that time? (Talking about copyright, not patents)
If you're working on company code then by default the company owns it, that's not under dispute. Such a clause is entirely reasonable. The problem is when it's work *not* related to the company.
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