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The Statutory Obligation is to give employees a written statement of the principal terms of employment. A statement is not a contract. A contract enables the employer to impose obligations on the employees.
Examples of obligations which may be included in a contract include: - Job mobility.
- Trial period.
- Overtime.
- Lay off and/or short time.
- Deduction from pay of sums due to employer.
- Extended sickness giving rise to loss of holiday entitlement and/or right to terminate employment.
- Confidentiality.
- Restrictions on other employment.
- Restrictions on competition following termination of employment.
- Employer’s right to "own" employee’s inventions and copyright.
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