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I would assume "s/employment contracts/employment agreements/" is closer to what was meant.

• KirinDave 9y ago
  They are contracts though, we just agree to miserable terms.
  • zimzam 9y ago
    They aren’t contracts in at-will employment states
    • ryan-c 9y ago
      Most jobs require the employee to sign a contract. It's just not a contract that gives them any assurance of keeping their job.
    • KirinDave 9y ago
      The at-will clause in your employment contract is one of MANY terms with rather far-reaching legal implications. But for example you almost certainly have a moonlighting clause with specific rules. You have invention disclosure and ownership with rules. These represent binding contracts between you and your employer, often with rules around conflict resolution that are also legally binding.