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If you are familiar with the area of sample employment contracts, you understand how complex a topic it is and how costly a simple error on a contract can be. There are many different types of employment contracts and creating samples from scratch can be tedious.

Employment contracts outside of a union context used to be rare. Contracts were limited to top executives and, occasionally, sales representatives. Now employment contracts are commonplace, particularly for high demand or highly compensated positions. Many experts believe sample contracts offer an effective way for employers to respond to changes in the law concerning "employment at will" and "unjust dismissal."

Sample employment contracts- ready to download and implement
Although a strong case can be made for the proposition outlined above, employment contracts for all, or even a majority, are not worth the bother for employers unless the law of unjust dismissal progresses further.

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The Library has more employment contracts resources like these:
Introduction to employment contract templates

Sample contracts for temporary and leased workers

Employment at Will, Implied contracts and more
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