How Do You Write An Employment Contract?
If you’re hiring someone new or taking on a new job yourself, the only way to prevent misunderstandings and to assure that both the employee and the employer are on the same page is to write up an employment contract. From duties to benefits, an employment contract outlines everything an employee needs to know to understand his role, responsibilities and compensation package, and to successfully meet the expectations of the employer. State who the contract is between. Include the contact information for both the employee and the employer. Be sure to list the legal name of both the employee and the employer or business and to confirm that the address, phone and email addresses for each party is up-to-date and complete. Outline the terms and conditions of employment. The terms and conditions listed should include the dates of employment, compensation, position and duties. The more specific you are in your employment contract the less likely you are to have any misunderstandings later. Ex
