Employee's Statement of Terms
In
any employment situation, a verbal agreement forms the basis of the
employment contract.
However, the written Statement of Terms of employment is a legal requirement
which clarify specific minimum terms.
New employees should be left in no doubt as to their terms of employment.
A written Statement of Terms has to be issued to a new employee within
2 months of commencing employment.
If not issued, a hostile employee automatically gains an advantage
in a dispute.
Unless verbal agreements are formalised in writing, time can fade
the understanding of obligations, rewards and other terms. This
can lead to bad feelings to affect productivity.
Instead of starting with a daunting blank paper, shape this model
agreement to your own situation.
To be cost-effective, prepare your draft agreement for a lawyer's
review and finalisation.
Accountants, here is a useful add-on consultancy service you can provide
to your clients. Use this tool to provide a service your clients value.
This model agreement was prepared by lawyers in conjunction with accountants.
In addition, it has been used again and again in real life situations.
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Keep staff focused on their work
Avoid the risk of acrimony
Good preparation reduces the cost of a solicitor's review
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Platforms:
Windows 95, 98,
ME, 2000, XP
Minimum Requirements: MS Word or any WP software
Available on CD or by email

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Edit the text on
MS Word or similar
Fill-in the blanks,
add/delete as
necessary
In Plain English, most
jargon avoided
Fact-find checklist
Extra clauses to
prompt users to
consider traps and
pitfalls
Minimum requirements
complied with
• A frame to negotiate
terms and
understand the
responsibilities
Edit the text on
MS Word or similar
Fill-in the blanks,
add/delete as
necessary
In Plain English, most
jargon avoided
Fact-find checklist
Extra clauses to
prompt users to
consider traps and
pitfalls
• A frame to negotiate
terms and
understand the
responsibilities
Minimum requirements
complied with
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