Founders’ Employment Agreement is a legal document that outlines the terms and conditions of employmen .
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This section outlines the basic terms of employment, including the start date, position, duties and responsibilities, compensation, and benefits.
This section details the founder's equity and ownership rights in the company, including the percentage of ownership, any vesting schedules, and any buyout or dilution clauses.
This section outlines the company's confidential and proprietary information that the founder will have access to during their employment and establishes their obligation to keep that information confidential.
This section addresses the ownership and protection of any intellectual property created by the founder during their employment with the company.
This section outlines the conditions under which the founder's employment may be terminated, such as for cause or without cause, and specifies any severance pay or benefits in the event of termination.
This section prohibits the founder from competing with the company or soliciting its clients or employees for a certain period of time after their employment ends.
This section establishes the process for resolving any disputes that may arise between the company and the founder during the course of their employment.