Under a Settlement Agreement an agreed reference can be prepared and agreed between the parties. This ensures that if a request was made by a future employer, the version agreed in the settlement agreement is what will be sent out. These references could include details of: Your start date.
So if you were laid off and signed a separation agreement even before the February ruling, your former employer won't be able to enforce any overly broad confidentiality, non-disclosure, and non-disparagement clauses in your original agreement.
This provision is commonly found in: Settlement agreements. Severance agreements. Stock or benefits agreements.
A neutral reference clause is a provision in an employment separation or settlement agreement where the employer agrees to provide only basic information about a former employee, typically limited to dates of employment and job title, without any positive or negative commentary.
A neutral reference clause is a provision in an employment separation or settlement agreement where the employer agrees to provide only basic information about a former employee, typically limited to dates of employment and job title, without any positive or negative commentary.
In California, Government Code § 12964.5 makes it unlawful for employers to include a non-disparagement clause without clear language that preserves your right to disclose unlawful conduct.
Terms of Reference (ToR) can set out the working arrangements for a network and can list vital information about the network, such as its purpose, chair and membership, meeting schedule, level of administrative support, and dispute resolution processes.
The parties agree to not make any statements written or verbal, or cause or encourage any others to make statements, written or verbal regarding the past behavior of the parties, which statements would tend to disparage or impugn the reputation of any party.