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These documents govern the relationship between hirers and workers across jurisdictions including England & Wales, India, and the United States. The collection features specific tools like the Equality, diversity and inclusion policy and the Independent contractor agreement. It excludes commercial service agreements between independent companies, which belong in the Service Agreements category.

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Employee Handbook (US) by OLL
This employee handbook outlines workplace policies for US-based employees, covering federal standards for at-will employment, equal opportunity, and wage and hour classifications. It includes modular sections for remote work, AI tool usage, and anti-harassment reporting procedures.
Updated 31 Jul 2026
Employee Handbook (UK) by OLL
This employee handbook template provides a modular set of workplace policies for staff in England and Wales, covering legislative updates through 2027. It defines non-contractual procedures for disciplinary actions, grievances, and flexible working while summarizing contractual entitlements like holiday and notice.
Updated 31 Jul 2026
UGC Creator Agreement (UK)
User-generated content (UGC) creator agreement for brand marketing and social media advertising
Updated 8 May 2026
UGC Creator Agreement (US)
User-Generated Content (UGC) creator agreement for brand marketing and advertising
Updated 8 May 2026
Expenses Policy (UK) by OLL
This employee expenses policy outlines the rules and rates for reimbursing business-related costs such as travel, accommodation, and subsistence. It provides clear guidance on HMRC tax-free limits, mileage rates, and the internal approval process for claims.
Updated 10 Sep 2026
Website Terms of Use (UK)
B2B Website Terms of Use and SaaS Service Agreement for UK-based providers
Updated 10 May 2026
Internship Agreement (US) by OLL
This internship agreement provides a framework for US-based internships with specific options for paid or unpaid roles and robust intellectual property protection. It includes mandatory federal trade secret immunity notices and specialized clauses for interns residing in states with restrictive covenant limitations.
Updated 9 May 2026
Investor Rights Agreement (US)
Investor Rights Agreement for US seed and early-stage venture financing
Updated 8 May 2026
Independent Contractor Agreement (UK) by OLL
This independent contractor agreement is for UK-based service engagements where a client hires a self-employed professional or personal service company. It provides specific modules for managing IR35 off-payroll working rules and UK GDPR data processing compliance. Use it to define deliverables, intellectual property ownership, and liability limits while maintaining a clear non-employment status.
Updated 24 Aug 2026
Hybrid Contractor Employee Probation Agreement (UK)
Hybrid contractor-to-employee probation agreement for UK services
Updated 5 May 2026

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