Since you'll have several applicants vying for the same job, your company might choose to create an Employment Application Template. You should fill out the "Employer Information" section as you see fit and have the applicant fill out the remaining sections. It's recommended you make some copies of your Employment Application Template, so that as your business grows, you always have one at the ready.
Here's a sample Employment Application:
Employment Application Template. To create your own, click on the image above.
There isn't too much information in the Employment Application Template about your business. That's because the idea is for the applicant to provide information to you, not the other way around. Job seekers can fill out their name and address, position applied for, emergency contacts, salary desired, and more.
Getting started on creating an Employment Application Template is easy. Simply click below. You can have your applicants fill the rest out online or by hand when they stop in for an interview.
Looking for more? Here are a few additional sample documents you might find helpful:
- Promissory Note Template
- Sample Affidavit
- Bill of Sale Template
- Non Disclosure Agreement Template
- Sample Business Plan
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.
