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A contract of employment is a document which states the rights of an employee as determined by the employer of that person. The document may also state what the employer will provide for the employee.
Wage
A contract of employment may state the amount of money the employee will be paid by the employer and the pay schedule of the employee.
Non-Disclosure Clause
A non-disclosure clause in a contract of employment states that the employee will not disclose private company information to third parties during or after employment.
Time Frame
The contract states the status of the employee as a full- or part-time worker and may state whether the position is permanent or temporary. The contract may also state the duration of the job. Those working under this provision are contract or seasonal employees. They are often hired during periods with a high workloads, such as the winter holiday season.
Employee Benefits
Employee benefits provided by an employer--such as reduced rates on health insurance and company stock options--may be listed in a contract of employment.
Job Description
The contract may list the tasks which will be performed by the employee for the employer while on the job site.
Source:
Internet Legal Research Group: Employment Agreement
Cool Fire Technology: Employment Contract
Reuters: 10 Things to Think About: Employment Contract Provisions | Reuters
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