What is the name of your state (only U.S. law)? Illinois
Good morning/afternoon. This is hopefully a brief question.
I have resigned from my long-time employer on good terms, accepting a position with another company.
Today I received a number of forms to sign and return. Among them is a 'Statement of Understanding'. This form basically spells out a bunch of 'legal obligations' I have to my former company.
I have no real qualms with the contents of the document, but why would I offer my signature on something that offers no considerations to myself?
Thanks in advance for your thoughts on this topic!
Good morning/afternoon. This is hopefully a brief question.
I have resigned from my long-time employer on good terms, accepting a position with another company.
Today I received a number of forms to sign and return. Among them is a 'Statement of Understanding'. This form basically spells out a bunch of 'legal obligations' I have to my former company.
I have no real qualms with the contents of the document, but why would I offer my signature on something that offers no considerations to myself?
Thanks in advance for your thoughts on this topic!