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An employment contract will absolutely exist for employees. Just because at-will means it can be terminated at any time doesn’t mean there is no contract.
by fuzzy2 3y ago
An employment contract will absolutely exist for employees. Just because at-will means it can be terminated at any time doesn’t mean there is no contract.
- Merad 3y agoI've been in the industry for 10 years and have never had a contract.
- theodric 3y agoDid you sign anything at joining which stated your role, salary, and/or office location?
- Merad 3y agoUsually when you get a job offer you'll be sent an offer letter stating role, salary, start date, etc. Often companies ask you to sign it when you accept the offer, but those letters always include language explicitly stating that they don't constitute an employment contract.
- skrtskrt 3y agoyou have never signed anything when starting a job?
- Merad 3y agoI mean of course, starting a new job involves signing tons of paperwork. Employee agreements, IT security policies, sometimes codes of conduct or confidentiality agreements... but no contract.