bradleyedaniel
Junior Member
What is the name of your state? TN
I am considering going to work for a company that want's me to sign a one sided contract. However, I believe they made an error on paragraph 12 by saying that "both" parties can cancel the contract at any time instead of "either". Can this error make it so that they can never cancel my contract unless I want to also?
This is the contract:
March 31, 2005
RE: Independent Contractor
As an Independent Contractor these are our terms:
1. No supervision or control over how you achieve your results will be given by Employer.
2. We will not provide training on how to do the work.
3. You will have your own working hours
4. We will not dictate where you should perform your work.
5. No meetings will be required for you to attend.
6. No Manual or other rules will be given as an Independent Contractor.
7. We will not reimburse business expenses.
8. We will not provide any benefits such as health insurance, vacation or sick days.
9. Any accounts that Employee has established for Employer. will become the property of Employer.
10. We will pay 10% straight commission on new accounts that you establish only, and when payment has been received. This commission will be paid on all sales generated by all account setup by Employee, even if the orders are made directly to Employer and processed by another employee. Once account has been setup (established) by Employee will be paid 10% of all of their orders (monthly) until such time of termination of contract.
11. We will not provide tools or business cards. However a limited number of catalogs will be provided to assist with new account setup.
12 This contract can be terminated anytime by both parties in writing. At that time all new customers that have been (established) by Employee are the property of Employer. Therefore no royalty will be given after termination of contract.
However we hope for a long and beneficial relationship that will provide both growth and satisfaction.
By signing below indicates you accept this contract.
________________________________ ________________
I am considering going to work for a company that want's me to sign a one sided contract. However, I believe they made an error on paragraph 12 by saying that "both" parties can cancel the contract at any time instead of "either". Can this error make it so that they can never cancel my contract unless I want to also?
This is the contract:
March 31, 2005
RE: Independent Contractor
As an Independent Contractor these are our terms:
1. No supervision or control over how you achieve your results will be given by Employer.
2. We will not provide training on how to do the work.
3. You will have your own working hours
4. We will not dictate where you should perform your work.
5. No meetings will be required for you to attend.
6. No Manual or other rules will be given as an Independent Contractor.
7. We will not reimburse business expenses.
8. We will not provide any benefits such as health insurance, vacation or sick days.
9. Any accounts that Employee has established for Employer. will become the property of Employer.
10. We will pay 10% straight commission on new accounts that you establish only, and when payment has been received. This commission will be paid on all sales generated by all account setup by Employee, even if the orders are made directly to Employer and processed by another employee. Once account has been setup (established) by Employee will be paid 10% of all of their orders (monthly) until such time of termination of contract.
11. We will not provide tools or business cards. However a limited number of catalogs will be provided to assist with new account setup.
12 This contract can be terminated anytime by both parties in writing. At that time all new customers that have been (established) by Employee are the property of Employer. Therefore no royalty will be given after termination of contract.
However we hope for a long and beneficial relationship that will provide both growth and satisfaction.
By signing below indicates you accept this contract.
________________________________ ________________
