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An employment contract, from our lawyers’ own master.

Answer ten plain-English questions about the job — where the employee works, notice, probation, what they can do after they leave — and FD AI puts together a full employment agreement from Founders Doc’s master contract.

It works for any country: the contract uses the law of the place the employee works, and FD AI flags anything local law may require on top. It takes about 10 minutes, and anything you skip takes the usual answer.

This tool helps you prepare a draft employment contract. It is not legal advice. We recommend having a lawyer check it against the law where the employee works before it is signed.

A draft employment contract, assembled from Founders Doc’s master — to be checked by a qualified lawyer before use. Terms

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Where

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Employer based inNot yet — click to open
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Employee works inNot yet — click to open

The people and the job

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Employer and employeeNot yet — click to open
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The jobNot yet — click to open

The employee

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Protected employeeNot yet — click to open

Length and probation

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Permanent or fixed-termNot yet — click to open
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ProbationNot yet — click to open
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Notice in probationNot yet — click to open

Ending the job

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Notice periodNot yet — click to open
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Pay instead of noticeNot yet — click to open
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Instant dismissalNot yet — click to open
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Garden leaveNot yet — click to open

After they leave

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After-leaving restrictionsNot yet — click to open
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How longNot yet — click to open
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Where they applyNot yet — click to open

Secrets and ideas

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Secrets after leavingNot yet — click to open
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Who owns the workNot yet — click to open
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Moral rightsNot yet — click to open

Outside work

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Outside workNot yet — click to open

Data and disputes

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Privacy consentNot yet — click to open
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DisputesNot yet — click to open

Optional extras

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Shares and optionsNot yet — click to open
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Group companiesNot yet — click to open
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Changes in writingNot yet — click to open
Skipped questions take the usual answer — nothing is invented.