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21 Final Warning Before Dismissal
Even if terminating an employee for good reason it is important to document all warnings of poor performance. Help protect your company from litigation by using this form to give written warning to an employee that without improvement they will be terminated, additionally keep the written warning on record.
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22 Acknowledgement of Modified Terms
In some relationships, which involve an original contract between parties involved, there may be a change in circumstances that call for an alteration of the original contract. In order to protect themselves, parties may want to enter into an additional, subsequent contract which clarifies the changes in the relationship. This new contract usually explains the new terms of the contract and also restates which, if any, remaining portions of the old contract are still in place. This document can be used as a written acknowledgment of such modifications to an original agreement.
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23 Confidentiality Agreement
This form is for employers seeking to have an employee sign an agreement to maintain all of the company's secrets and proprietary information of the company. It asks the recipient to not share any of the information they learn while being employed with the company with any outside individuals both during the course of their employment with the company and for a certain number of years after leaving the company.
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24 Confidentiality Agreement
This form is for employers seeking to have an employee sign an agreement to maintain all of the company's secrets and proprietary information of the company. It asks the recipient to not share any of the information they learn while being employed with the company with any outside individuals both during the course of their employment with the company and for a certain number of years after leaving the company.
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25 Independent Contractor Agreement
An Independent Contractor is not an employee. Technically speaking a company is the client of an independent contractor. An employer may not dictate how, when, or where an independent contractor works. However, an independent contractor agreement is in place to set forth what is expected of the independent contractor, as well as the company, at the price, or rate, set forth in the agreement. An Independent Contractor agreement is important so that the two parties, employer/company and independent contractor, understand what the specifics of the project are that the independent contractor is hired to perform, and the time frame which the project is expected to be completed.
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