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Employment contracts are usually written, legally binding agreements between an employer and employee. These contracts are typically written up by employers for employees in executive-level jobs, but they can be used in all types of employments situations.
Employers can require all of their employees to participate in an employment... more »
The history of the employment contract dates back to ancient Rome, according to the book "The Employment Contract and the Changed World of Work" by Stella Vettori. It marked the beginning of the relationship between employer and employee. As first conceived, contracts made a fundamental distinction between employment for work and... more »
A Company Limited by Guarantee, or guarantee company, lacks share capital and possesses liability limited to the individual involvement of each member participating in its operation. more »
A contract of employment is a legal agreement between an employer and an employee setting forth the terms and conditions of the employment arrangement. more »
High school coaches and advisers are paid through a supplemental contract process. Coaches can be school staff or members of the community with experience in coaching a particular sport. A supplemental contract is offered for one school year for the purpose of coaching a sport within the school district. In most states, coaches are... more »
Employment contracts, like any contract, can either be written or verbal, explicit or implied. It can govern any number of things, from... more »
The term "reasonable accommodation" pertains to the broad scope of duties required of employers with respect to disabled employees and job... more »
Many states have adopted an "at will" law that allows employers to terminate the employment relationship without notice. But this term has caused... more »
Your rights as an employee depend in large part on what type of employee you are. You may be an at-will employee, a contract employee or a... more »
An employment contract describes the terms and conditions of employment. The contract details the rights and responsibilities of the relationship... more »
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