940 Employment Contracts

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Independent Contractor Agreement (US) by OLL
This Independent Contractor Agreement outlines the terms and conditions between a company and a contractor for specific services. It details the scope of work, compensation, payment terms, and establishes the independent contractor relationship and is created by OLL's team of legal experts.
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Independent Contractor Agreement (US) by OLL
This Independent Contractor Agreement outlines the terms and conditions between a company and a contractor for specific services. It details the scope of work, compensation, payment terms, and establishes the independent contractor relationship and is created by OLL's team of legal experts.
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Independent Contractor Agreement (US) by OLL
This Independent Contractor Agreement outlines the terms and conditions between a company and a contractor for specific services. It details the scope of work, compensation, payment terms, and establishes the independent contractor relationship and is created by OLL's team of legal experts.
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Employment Agreement (US) by OLL
This Employment Agreement outlines the terms and conditions of employment between an employer and an employee based in US. It covers key aspects such as position, compensation (salary or hourly), benefits, work location, confidentiality, intellectual property assignment, and restrictive covenants like non-solicitation and is created by OLL's team of legal experts.
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Employment Contract (UK) - Senior Employee
This Written Statement of Employment Particulars is a UK-compliant document that sets out all legally required terms of employment for a senior employee, including pay, duties, hours, benefits, leave, IP ownership, confidentiality, notice periods and post-termination restrictions. It provides clear, enforceable employment terms for both parties, ensures compliance with the Employment Rights Act 1996, and adds senior-level protections such as bonus eligibility, enhanced duties, restrictive covenants and garden leave. This template has been created based on documents from sources such as Acas.
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Employment Contract (UK) - Full Time
This written statement forms part of an employee's contract as a model document for employers to comply with the UK Employment Rights Act 1996. It provides a summary for a full-time (junior to mid-level) employee of their main employment terms and statutory particulars such as pay, hours, holidays, and notice periods. This template has been created based on the Acas document and amended for a full-time employee.
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Grievance Letter Template (Acas)
This template provides a structured letter for an employee or worker to formally raise a grievance with their employer. It allows the individual to detail their problem or complaint, include any supporting evidence, and specify their desired resolution. The letter also requests a meeting to discuss the grievance and allows for the worker to be accompanied.
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Employment Contract (UK) - Junior and Mid-Level Employee
The ACAS written statement, forming part of an employee's contract, is a model document for employers to comply with the UK Employment Rights Act 1996. It provides a summary for a full-time employee of their main employment terms and statutory particulars such as pay, hours, holidays, and notice periods.
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Employment Contract (UK) - Part Time
This written statement, forming part of an employee's contract, is a model document for employers to comply with the UK Employment Rights Act 1996. It provides a summary for a part-time (junior to mid-level) employee of their main employment terms and statutory particulars such as pay, hours, holidays, and notice periods. This template has been created based on the Acas document and amended for a part-time employee.
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Employment Contract (UK) - Worker
This Written Statement of Employment Particulars is used to give a worker (not necessarily a full employee) a written summary of their key terms of engagement, such as pay, hours, holiday, and place of work. It is a legal requirement under the Employment Rights Act 1996 for workers (unless they started before April 2020) to receive this statement, and it ensures workers know their core rights and working conditions.