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Draft my offer letter fixed-term — free preview →OFFER LETTER
Fixed-Term Employment — With Post-Termination Restrictions
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Private and Confidential
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Dear __________,
FIXED-TERM OFFER OF EMPLOYMENT — __________
I am pleased to offer you a fixed-term position with __________ (the "Company") on the following terms.
1. TERMS OF YOUR FIXED-TERM EMPLOYMENT
(a) Start Date: __________.
(b) End Date: __________ ("Fixed Term").
(c) Reason for Fixed Term: __________.
(d) Role: __________, reporting to __________.
(e) Location: __________.
(f) Salary: £__________ per annum (gross), payable monthly in arrears.
(g) Hours: __________ hours per week, __________.
(h) Holiday: __________ days' paid annual leave per holiday year (pro rata if the Fixed Term is less than one full holiday year), inclusive of public holidays.
(i) Notice (during Fixed Term): __________ weeks by either party.
(j) Probation: __________ months.
(k) Pension: Automatic enrolment under the Pensions Act 2008 — details to follow.
2. YOUR RIGHTS AS A FIXED-TERM EMPLOYEE
As a fixed-term employee you have the same employment rights as a comparable permanent employee (on a pro rata basis) under the Fixed-term Employees (Prevention of Less Favourable Treatment) Regulations 2003. The expiry of this contract at the end of the Fixed Term constitutes a dismissal for the purposes of the Employment Rights Act 1996.
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The law of England and Wales by default; Scotland and Northern Ireland are available where the document type exists there. The drafting notes behind each template are kept current with UK law.
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