Employee Confidentiality Deed
This is a detailed confidentiality deed between a company and employee, including:
- Intellectual property clause requiring all original works and inventions to be signed over to the employer company.
- Restraint of trade clause imposing restrictions on the employee’s use of confidential information, and enforceability provisions.
Clauses include:
- Definitions and interpretation
- Confidential information
- Disclosure of inventions
- Intellectual property rights
- Restraint
- Injunctive relief
- Governing law
- Amendment
- Severability
8 pages long.
Employee Confidentiality Deed
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As stated in Terminology Made Simple, documents that protect confidentiality are referred to by a number of names, but they are essentially the same document: Deed of Confidentiality, Non-Disclosure Deed or Confidentiality Agreement . … Parties: Who will be the Recipient and give the confidentiality undertakings.
Parties commonly protect disclosures of confidential information through a Deed of Confidentiality. … The terms of a Deed of Confidentiality and Confidentiality Agreement are generally the same although there are differences at law between a deed and an agreement.
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