Customizable Legal Templates to Use When Hiring Team Members
Are you hiring team members and want to ensure you have covered your legal bases? Here are some of our most popular DIY legal templates for this stage of your business.
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At-will Employment Agreement Template
$249.00As your business grows, you will be ready to hire your first employee. When the time comes, you need to have a contract in place with the new employee that covers all of the important details, like salary, job description, at-will status and much more.
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Content Contributor Contract
$249.00If you are hiring an independent contractor to serve as acontent contributor (photo, copy, or video), you want to ensure that you get it in writing. This template protects the rights of both parties and clearly defines the scope of work including payment terms, intellectual property ownership, and what happens when it's time to end the partnership.
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Independent Contractor Agreement
$249.00If you offer services as an independent contractor (or you hire someone to fill that role in your own business!), this contract template can help protects your rights and clearly defines the scope of your work including when you will get paid, who owns the content that you create, and what happens when it's time to end the partnership.
Note: if you are not sure if a hire should be a contractor or an employee, please talk to a lawyer. This template is only a guide for the agreement and does not offer any guidance on when hiring a contractor is appropriate.
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Nondisclosure Agreement
$99.00Now and then, you'll need to disclose confidential information about your business to a third party. Naturally you want to make sure that the information stays secret. A nondisclosure agreement (also commonly referred to as an NDA) helps you protect the confidentiality of the information and you can rest more easily before sharing.
When you purchase this NDA, you will also receive a mutual non-disclosure agreement (MNDA), which is used when both parties will be disclosing confidential information.
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Referral Agreement
$249.00As a business owner, you may offer bonuses to people who refer you new clients. It's usually simple: You enter into the referral relationship by agreeing to pay a commission or bonus to someone who sends you new business. This template has been created for business owners who enter this type of referral relationship so you can ensure that all of the details have been defined.
If you are using affiliate links and tracking for your referrals, this is not the right agreement for you. Instead, you may want to review our Affiliate Program Terms and Conditions.
Note: This agreement may not be appropriate for all businesses, such as those professions that prohibit fee splitting. It is up to you to determine whether or not your business may engage in this type of transaction.
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Subcontractor Agreement
$249.00As a service business owner, you want to ensure that you protect your business if you hire subcontractors to work with you on client projects. This template has been created for service business owners to protect their business and their client relationships.
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Virtual Assistant Agreement
$249.00Do you work as a VA (virtual assistant) or want to hire someone to do that job in your own business? This contract helps define what tasks you'll do (and not do) as well as how and when payments are made, who owns the content created, what's covered in terms of confidentiality and also exactly when and how a VA can approach other clients.
