What is an Employee Non-Disclosure Agreement?
An employee non-disclosure agreement is used by businesses to stop employees from sharing confidential information that they learn while they are employed at the company. It requires employers to keep information to themselves while they are working and usually for a certain period of time once they leave the job, sometimes forever.
Terms included usually include:
- Employee’s name and contact info
- Employer’s name and contact information
- Definition and scope of confidential information
- Who you can and cannot share the information with
- How long the NDA lasts
- Exceptions for information that is already known or public
- What happens if the agreement is broken
- Signature of all involved parties
Having employees sign an NDA means companies can protect themselves from competitors using their trade secrets against them. If you need to create an employee non-disclosure agreement, you don’t have to spend a ton of money on legal fees. Use our easy, downloadable employee non-disclosure agreement template to get started on your own.
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What's Included in This Template
- Complete NDA template
- Confidentiality obligation clauses
- Non-use restrictions
- Material return requirements
- Non-competition provisions
- Legal remedies section
- Governing law clauses
- Signature execution blocks
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