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Employment Agreements
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These are the
conditions for employment within your company. This contract should
outline the policies and procedures of your business, and there
should be a thorough explanation of each employee's duties. In some
cases, such agreements will include non-compete clauses, which can
be as specific as to prohibit employees from working for any firm
owned by one of your competitors or more locally-focused to stop a
mass migration from your office to a similar one across the street.
The agreement should also spell out things like vacation policy and
sick days, insurance and other benefits, rules regarding the use of
company resources, how performance is evaluated, the salary being
paid to that worker, and other questions you might have of a company
that was hiring you.
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