Employment Application
This is the form that employees fill out when applying to work at your company. The form includes information about their previous work experience, educational background, skills and references.
Employment Agreement
This agreement is utilized when you hire a new employee. This contract Employment Agreement lists the duties and terms, as well as compensation, pay periods and more.
Employment Verification Letter
This is a letter that is written to verify the employment of one of your employees. Often employees ask employers for an Employment Verification Letter when applying for school or a loan.
Employee Warning Letter
As an employer, you never want to have to use this form. However, it is designed to protect you. If you have an employee who is not meeting your standards, you need to issue them an Employee Warning Letter in writing before terminating them. Later if you fire them, the employee will have a difficult time suing you or causing a labor dispute because you gave them ample, written warning to improve their work.
Non-Disclosure Agreement
Nearly every employer has some sort of secret or information that gives them a leg up on their competition. That's why it's smart to have your employees (and your contractors, for the matter) sign a non-disclosure agreement. When you're creating a non-disclosure agreement, note what specific sorts of information are protected by that agreement and your employee will be legally prohibited from sharing that information.
In addition to these forms, you can find several other types of Employment Legal Forms at RocketLawyer.com. Use our free Business Legal Check Up today to find out what other legal forms your company needs.
This article contains general legal information and does not contain legal advice. Rocket Lawyer is not a law firm or a substitute for an attorney or law firm. The law is complex and changes often. For legal advice, please ask a lawyer.
