Candidates interviewing for senior positions and project-based positions should ask very early in the recruiting process if the position comes with an employment contract, or if an employment contract would be considered.
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His lawyers say that's required according to her employment contract.
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Mueller never sued KYGO for breach of his employment contract.
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The lawsuit claims that G/O Media also violated his employment contract.
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The power imbalances are obvious when you enter into your employment contract.
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His employment contract has a term of four years, barring exceptional circumstances.
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They point to an apparent arbitration clause in Carlson's employment contract with Fox News.
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His employment contract was due to have run until the end of March 2021.
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His employment contract was not with a Swiss bank but with a Cayman trust company.
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The company has said that Mr. Rollins was fired for "egregiously breaching" his employment contract.
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Under the terms of his enormously generous employment contract, Moonves was owed about $140 million.
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"The power imbalances are obvious when you enter into your employment contract," says Mr Sunkara.
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"Even cleaners at the Doner Kebab joint have an employment contract," said AfD lawmaker Lars Herrmann.
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Gorsuch dissented, arguing that a clause in Maddin's employment contract permitted the company to fire him.
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But according to his employment contract, only a felony conviction for "moral turpitude" could oust him.
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He also created it before he had entered any sort of employment contract with Vox Media.
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Draft an employment contract so that you can address sick days, vacation time and other details.
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It said the hiring process and Infantino's employment contract were internal compliance issues rather than ethical matters.
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Nassar&aposs work far away from campus was spelled out in his employment contract with Michigan State.
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Consider drafting an employment contract so that you can address sick days, vacation time and other details.
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Rad's lawyer called the lawsuit "ridiculous" because Rad's employment contract allowed him to back up his email.
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In arguing for arbitration, Mr. Ailes's lawyers cited privacy as a crucial component of the employment contract.
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His employment contract included a $330 million severance stipulation, according to a shareholder lawsuit filed this month.
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Google's employment contract also required employees to deal with any grievances with the company in private arbitration.
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In August, as the march toward the planned IPO picked up, Berrent signed a new employment contract.
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Lahren, 24, has been freed from her employment contract with The Blaze, The Dallas Morning News said Monday.
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Under the terms of his employment contract, Moonves was eligible to receive roughly $140 million upon his exit.
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If the boss is taking actions that specifically violate company policy, or an employment contract, focus on them.
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Harvey Weinstein, who owns 23 percent of the company, signed an intricate three-year employment contract in 2015.
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Michael Mertin will not extend his employment contract as a member of the executive board of jenoptik ag.
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Match claims that Rad copied internal files and proprietary information before he left the company, violating his employment contract.
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In 2017, Huawei sued the California start-up, accusing Huang of breaching an employment contract and misappropriating trade secrets.
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But the judge said Alpert's employment contract barred him from misusing confidences, while his alleged use of a Jan.
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And it's not discrimination or a violation of Forstater's rights to not renew her employment contract for transphobic speech.
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" The brief also goes onto say that the arbitration clause in Carlson's employment contract does not specifically ensure the benefit of Roger Ailes or any specific individual: "Employers who want to bind officers, executives, managers, and other employees to the employment contract or the arbitration clause do so by explicitly including them.
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Junior doctors in England go on their first all-out strike, protesting at government plans for a new employment contract.
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Uber had previously argued — unsuccessfully — that the lawsuit should head to arbitration due to a clause in Levandowski's employment contract.
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Within the industry, Bridgewater's standard employment contract is considered to be among the more restrictive, legal experts and recruiters say.
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And he claimed that he never received the $12 million bonus he was secretly promised in his last employment contract.
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If her employment contract includes an arbitration clause, she's likely to have signed away her right to a jury trial.
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In making its case for arbitration, Uber pointed to a previous arbitration clause from Mr. Levandowski's employment contract with Google.
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Mr. Ailes left the network with about $40 million, essentially the remainder of an employment contract that ran through 2018.
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In a countersuit against Vinh, the pain clinics called his allegations a "falsehood" to justify violation of his employment contract.
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What's next: Uber is still hoping to move the lawsuit to private arbitration, citing the arbitration clause in Levandowski's employment contract.
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Iovine's departure, timed to the end of an employment contract, has been widely discussed throughout the music industry for many months.
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According to his employment contract, Ianniello is entitled to be paid $70 million if he is not named CEO of CBS.
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The employment contract Mason drew up for Hurston was rigid, comprehensive, and "choked with legalese," Hurston's biographer Valerie Boyd has written.
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It clears the two employees it does name, Mr. Borgen and chairman Ole Andersen, of any breach of their employment contract.
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Under some forms of termination, she would be eligible for immediate vesting of outstanding equity awards, according to her employment contract.
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Uber's employment contract required signing a binding arbitration agreement stipulating that cases be settled privately by an arbiter instead of a jury.
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Uber's lawyers explained they were asked to keep all information about Levandowski's employment contract (and related arbitration) confidential by Alphabet's employment attorneys.
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Uber argues that because Waymo's claims center around its former employee's actions, the case should move to arbitration per Google's employment contract.
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At the time, Opener was so secretive that he signed his employment contract before even knowing what exactly he'd be working on.
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Few laws govern how data are collected at work, and many employees unguardedly consent to surveillance when they sign their employment contract.
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Under the terms of his enormously generous employment contract, Moonves was eligible to receive as much as $140 million upon his exit.
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Matt Panzino started looking for a lawyer when his former employer accused him of violating a noncompete provision in his employment contract.
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Many entrepreneurs never engage qualified attorneys to set up their business, from drafting an operating agreement to reviewing a client or employment contract.
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It's the loophole most people have never heard of — but check your employment contract, because odds are it's one that might affect you.
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Ms. Jin told him he would have to learn the ropes for seven working days before signing an official employment contract, he said.
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It argues that Waymo's claims stem from Mr. Levandowski's time at Google and are covered by an arbitration clause in his employment contract.
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Or that she had no experience as a dancer, had never met the owner of the club, and was not shown an employment contract.
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A New York bill would void any employment contract or agreement that conceals claims of harassment, retaliation, discrimination, or other violations of employment law.
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That obviously has happened a lot and continues to happen, but taking it away from people, some employers consider that almost an employment contract.
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Circumstances can change depending on the type of game being made, the length of the employment contract, and the variety of work being done.
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The reasoning: The former Google employee at the center of it, who now works for Uber, had an arbitration clause in his employment contract.
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NAI still says it plans to use U.S. and EU crews, but if that is indeed true, why bother using a Singapore employment contract?
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CFTC Chairman Timothy Massad extended Flaherty's employment contract for another year in August, about a month before the case became public, internal records show.
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All, In recent days, we have spoken with each of you individually regarding the status of the negotiations to extend Commissioner Goodell's employment contract.
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Employees often forget that they are bound by many of the terms of their employment contract for up to 12 months, the experts said.
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Board members were shocked to be told there could be no renewal of the $1980,000 staff researchers' employment contract because of the budget crisis.
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ANONYMOUS As a legal matter, unless you have an employment contract that says otherwise, he could absolutely fire you because he doesn't like you.
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There, they signed a six-month employment contract with Xawax that was written in Czech, a language they couldn't comprehend, without a translator present.
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Belarusians who work for a state-run enterprise must sign an employment contract that can be either renewed or terminated after just one year.
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C-suite executives often use an attorney to figure out their employment contract and figure out how to exercise their stock after they leave.
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When it comes to office chefs exploiting their free snacks, the legal limit really depends on the terms set forth in the employment contract.
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"The night definitely could have gone smoother," Rousey tweeted hours after signing her WWE employment contract at Sunday night's Elimination Chamber pay-per-view event.
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McMahon ended up slapping Rousey before bolting from the ring, leaving Ronda with nothing to do but sign her employment contract and leave fans cheering.
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Separately, Blatt is also asking the court to handle his claims against Pambakian in arbitration because of an employment contract she signed with Match Group.
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Google also brought arbitration against another Otto co-founder who, like Levandowski, is accused of poaching Google employees in a violation of his employment contract.
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In the 1950s and 1960s, pensions were an expected part of the employment contract for a broad and growing range of skilled or unionized workers.
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Moonves was required under the terms of his employment contract to cooperate fully with the probe by the law firms — Covington & Burling and Debevoise & Plimpton.
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In a securities filing on Friday, Wynn Resorts said its billionaire founder was not entitled to the separation terms laid out in his employment contract.
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"His willful and material misfeasance, violation of company policies and breach of his employment contract" led to his dismissal, the board said at the time.
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It's also a good idea to have an employment contract with your employee so that you can address issues such as sick days and vacation time.
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Pambakian was initially part of that lawsuit, but she had to drop out because she signed an arbitration agreement that was included in her employment contract.
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Creating a great place to work and being an attractive employer includes offering care professionals an employment contract and all the benefits that come with it.
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But the new brief filed by Carlson's attorneys late Friday disputes that, claiming that Carlson's employment contract was solely with the network – not with Ailes himself.
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Without an employment contract, workers have no rights in areas such as sick pay, holidays or leave, while there are obvious advantages and savings for employers.
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The court also still has to decide whether to move the lawsuit to private arbitration, as Uber has requested, citing the arbitration clause in Levandowski's employment contract.
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That was the case for her time at Uber, which had a clause in her employment contract that prevented her from going public with what had happened.
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Ms. Pascal was a strong supporter of Dawn Hudson, the academy's chief executive, in a board fight over the renewal of Ms. Hudson's employment contract in 2014.
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The lawsuit also claims Mount Carmel and Trinity refused to provide Husel with a defense lawyer that he says they agreed to provide under his employment contract.
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In the months since Rad's lawsuit, Match countersued him over claims that he copied internal files and proprietary information before he left the company, violating his employment contract.
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"I could speculate until the cows come home about why he resigned," Newberry tells PEOPLE, insisting that she planned on renewing Bradley's employment contract when she took office.
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Lesar signed a new employment contract with the company through the end of next year that will prohibit him from working for peers for another four-year period.
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The perk was part of Ghosn's original employment contract when he signed on as chief executive officer in 1999, Bloomberg said, citing anonymous people familiar with the matter.
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A Los Angeles judge has granted a motion by Snap to move a lawsuit by a former employee to private arbitration per his employment contract, according to Variety.
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At the farms, migrants were made to work for up to 123 hours a day in extreme heat without an employment contract, earning far below the minimum wage.
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Clauses that can be added to an actor's employment contract to ensure gender and racial diversity in the cast and crew, inclusion riders vaulted out of obscurity overnight.
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The company said Mr. Ghosn, who is listed as a director of the joint venture, had drawn up an employment contract that rewarded him €7.8 million in compensation.
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The lawsuit also alleges that Venter protected an HLI employee who should have been fired, illegally tried to poach HLI employees, and benefitted from a "one-sided" employment contract.
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Cardiff then refused to pay for the deal, claiming that he was not its player because there were details in his employment contract that had not yet been completed.
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And when a complainant does win an arbitration case, if they didn't already have a non-disclosure agreement in their employment contract, you can bet the settlement includes one.
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Federal authorities' translated copy of Zhang's employment contract with the Chinese institute, reviewed by POLITICO, suggested the former professor was also responsible for cultivating young talent in related fields.
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Krzanich, who did not have an employment contract, is entitled to a $38 million "walk-away" payment in the event of a voluntary termination, according to Intel's regulatory filings.
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Even if you don't have an employment contract, you have signed, or clicked, or otherwise agreed to arbitration clauses in everything from consumer electronics, to home renovations, to medical malpractice.
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Lindsey Graham and Kirsten Gillibrand recently introduced a bill outlawing provisions in an employment contract that require such claims to be handled in private arbitration rather than openly in court.
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In addition to his fixed and variable remuneration, Patuano will be paid 6 million euros ($6.7 million) gross as compensation for terminating his employment contract and directorship, the company said.
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The permanent employment contract is both a factor of the country's culture around work, as well as government policies that discourage companies from firing workers, The New York Times reports.
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After the ink hits the paper and the employment contract is signed, it's easy to feel safe and difficult to jump ship to another company despite low job satisfaction levels.
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"Regardless of my prior employment contract, I do not believe I am obligated to continue hosting that code or providing packages for that code under my personal repositories," Vargo says.
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Uber wants to settle the lawsuit in arbitration, arguing that Waymo's claims stem from Mr. Levandowski's time at Google and are covered by an arbitration clause in his employment contract.
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That helps explain why the union movement views agency fees as necessary if they are to survive at all, and as valid as any other provision in an employment contract.
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Uber argued unsuccessfully that Waymo's claims belonged in an arbitration proceeding because of a clause in Levandowski's employment contract that said disputes between Waymo and Levandowski should be settled in arbitration.
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Judge William Alsup, who is presiding over the case, slammed Uber's heavy redactions and told both companies to sort out what actually needs to be kept secret from Levandowski's employment contract.
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Waymo could not claim that Levandowski had been bound by a non-compete clause—and it was prohibited from suing him directly, because his employment contract had contained an arbitration provision.
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PARIS, March 4 (Reuters) - France's high court has granted an Uber driver's request to reclassify his contractual relationship with the ride-hailing operator as an employment contract, it said on Wednesday.
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And while it's good company policy to investigate such claims before firing an employee, businesses are not required to under the law, unless it's explicitly part of a union or employment contract.
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I had to wonder: How much fear and anxiety did you internalize and keep out of public view due to the non-disclosure and non-disparagement provisions of your previous employment contract?
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Ninety-eight percent of more than 37,000 junior doctors had voted to take part in industrial action, including strikes, in protest against the new employment contract proposed by Health Secretary Jeremy Hunt.
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Conservative political commentator Tomi Lahren has sued radio host Glenn Beck and his company the Blaze, alleging wrongful termination after she expressed her views on abortion, and consequently breached their employment contract.
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Her brother-in-law drafted up an employment contract to secure her a visa—but she lives between family members, and takes part-time jobs cleaning and babysitting in the beachside neighborhood.
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"Kelly's spokesperson, Melanie Bonvicino, said in a statement: "My client Brian Kelly was unable respond to Business Insider's query due to the confidential terms of his employment contract with TPG's parent company.
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But in 1975, the Court of Appeals for the Fourth Circuit sided with the agency, saying that Mr. Marchetti had "effectively relinquished his First Amendment rights" when he signed his employment contract.
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Israel Folau's declaration to gays, alcoholics and atheists that "hell awaits you" got Folau, an evangelical Christian, sacked from the Wallabies for violating the employment contract he had renewed just months earlier.
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French clubs are the top payers on straightforward professional contracts, while mid-tier German sides often offer a part-time employment contract with a local company on top of payments for playing.
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That's because many of the individuals who spoke out had been legally prevented from taking their employers to court due to a clause in their employment contract known as a forced-arbitration agreement.
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Such a claim would become more likely if Horowitz's employment contract contains language that impacts how much he is paid upon being fired and if Horowitz believes he has been denied full payment.
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"The board has employed a new strong international profile and as a consequence Lars Marcher has left his position," Bager said, adding that the new employment contract had been signed early Friday morning.
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Now Snap is pushing back, claiming that the former employee, Anthony Pompliano, is not only lying about Snap's growth, but violated his employment contract with the company by filing the lawsuit at all.
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What employees do on their own time is no business of the President or any other CEO, so long as it is legal and doesn't discredit the organization (fairly standard employment contract language).
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Some claimed an "atmosphere of fear" still exists at the BBC because many people lack the security of an employment contract, and worry about losing their job or being passed over for promotion.
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Last May, the complaint says, after Ms. Dugan had been selected for the job and signed an employment contract, Mr. Katz invited her to a private dinner the night before a board meeting.
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Back at Hooli, Gavin follows up his first horrifying, PTSD-inducing layoff scene with another, this time of anyone with the same kind of employment contract that set Pied Piper free last season.
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The New York Times explains:Uber wants to settle the lawsuit in arbitration, arguing that Waymo's claims stem from Mr. Levandowski's time at Google and are covered by an arbitration clause in his employment contract...In Wednesday's motion, Uber said that Waymo filed two arbitration demands against Mr. Levandowski in October saying that he breached the confidentiality agreement in his employment contract with Google when he used confidential salary information to make "targeted offers to Waymo's employees" to aid Uber and Otto.
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The documents from the Santa Clara, California Superior Court show six former ASML employees, all with Chinese names, breached their employment contract by sharing information on ASML software processes with XTAL, the FD showed.
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Details: The ride-hailing company had argued that because the former Waymo employee at the center of the case had an arbitration clause in his employment contract, it should move to a private arbitration.
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In a series of legal skirmishes, Elliott and its lawyers from Dechert LLP established numerous links between the two: for instance, that the employment contract of MF's sole employee was signed by Mossack partners.
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U.S. District Judge Brian Martinotti in Trenton, New Jersey, said on Wednesday that Pearson's employment contract, which required him to arbitrate disputes with Valeant, remained in effect despite a subsequent separation agreement in 2016.
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If you don't understand some of the language in a particular policy, consider having a legal professional look at it (and always consider doing so with a new employment contract or independent contractor agreement).
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In the proxy filing Friday, United Continental said Mr. Munoz had voluntarily agreed to drop a clause in his employment contract under which he would ascend to the role of company chairman next year.
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Uber is arguing that the Waymo suit should also be decided in arbitration because the claims stem from Mr. Levandowski's time at Google and are covered by an arbitration clause in his employment contract.
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The network argues that Wheeler should have brought the case to arbitration under his employment contract with Fox News and, alternatively, that Wheeler made substantively similar statements in television interviews to the allegedly fabricated quotes.
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Buried in the legal fine print of her employment contract lurked a "forced arbitration agreement," a clause waiving employees' constitutional right to sue their employers if they experience illegal treatment, like sexual harassment, at work.
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Last year, shortly before Mr. Palomarez's employment contract was due to expire, Ms. Vaca reviewed his pay and performance from prior years, according to people close to the board and to the Texas court filings.
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Mr. Shkreli's lawyers say Retrophin dealt extensively with federal authorities before his indictment, and knew an indictment was likely, giving them the confidence to remove him from the board even given his employment-contract terms.
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In a statement on Saturday, Dr. Wen said that, "There should be no dispute regarding the terms of my employment contract, which are clearly spelled out," and that she was disappointed her letter had leaked.
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That would mean the employee cannot work for a company that competes with WeWork's wide array of business lines under a preexisting employment contract that sources say could last for between six and 12 months.
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Tuesday night's newest story, by Abrams and Edmund Lee, said that Moonves was required under the terms of his employment contract to cooperate fully with the probe by the law firms — Covington & Burling and Debevoise & Plimpton.
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Mr. Ailes will walk away with about $40 million as part of a settlement agreement, according to two people briefed on the matter, which essentially amounts to the remainder of his existing employment contract through 2018.
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Unlike noncompete clauses, which a person may sign as part of an employment contract, no-poach clauses are buried in contracts between the chains and franchisees, which are not obligated to tell workers about the provisions.
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The funds are set to oppose United's plan to make Munoz chairman by 2017, as specified in his employment contract signed while Munoz was on medical leave after a mid-October heart attack, the source said.
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CNEX co-founder Yiren "Ronnie" Huang, who quit Huawei and co-founded CNEX days later, breached his employment contract requiring him to notify the company of any patents he obtained within a year of leaving the firm.
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According to TMZ, Weinstein's company reached an employment contract with him that said if he got sued for sexual harassment or misconduct, all he had to do was pay a fine and he could keep his job.
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Her employment contract might very well include a clause preventing her from leaving a few months later for a job with a rival pest-control firm, since she could be taking crucial in-house information with her.
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Old Mutual earlier said Moyo's actions since his suspension contravened his fiduciary duties to Old Mutual, his employment contract and his notice of suspension, and it had terminated his employment following unsuccessful attempts to engage with him.
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Your withdrawals, breakdowns, and mood swings all made sense once I read your complaint, detailing in light of the harassment, toxic work environment, and continuous threats on your reputation combined with the gag order from your employment contract.
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It all began in May when TV presenter Cui Yongyuan posted screenshots on the social media service Weibo of what appeared to be Fan's employment contract for an upcoming sequel to the very successful 2100 film Cell Phone.
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That desire for secrecy is on full display in a new, heavily redacted motion Uber filed in the case today, asking for the dispute to be forced into arbitration based on the employment contract Levandowski signed with Google.
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" Carlson, meanwhile, on Friday asked the Newark federal court to let her pursue her lawsuit, saying the "plain and unambiguous" language in her employment contract allows her to sue Ailes "in a court rather than a secret arbitration.
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In January, Tesla filed a lawsuit against Sterling Anderson, a former director of the company's Autopilot program, saying that he broke his employment contract by trying to recruit Tesla employees to join a new self-driving car company.
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FIFA's independent ethics committee said it had concluded a formal investigation into Infantino's conduct which focused on some of the flights he had taken during the opening months of his presidency and his failure to sign an employment contract.
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Absent a term in the employment contract by which both the player and management have agreed to specific behavior during the playing of the anthem, the player has reserved his constitutional right to observe that moment as he chooses.
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DIVIDEND DISPUTE Old Mutual earlier said Moyo's actions since his suspension contravened his fiduciary duties to Old Mutual, his employment contract and his notice of suspension, and it had terminated his employment following unsuccessful attempts to engage with him.
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Highly skilled candidates who bring significant value and importance to an employer's business are likely to be rewarded with an employment contract, as the contract is often of mutual benefit to both the candidate and the employer, he said.
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CBS's board of directors on Monday said they will not give former CEO Les Moonves any of the $120 million severance package he was due under his employment contract, a decision that follows a months-long sexual misconduct probe.
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" In a statement, Teneo said Mr. Rollins had been terminated for "egregiously breaching" his employment contract, adding that his comments on salon dinners or anything else relating to Teneo were "categorically false, uninformed and made with malicious personal intent.
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Until then, though, as Reed sets out to make critical changes to the newspaper business, his employment contract with Fortress remains; however, the private-equity firm has agreed to reduce the fees it earns from managing the company overall.
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Here's what you need to get right with your employee and the IRS: It's also a good idea to have an employment contract with your employee so that you can address issues such as sick days, vacation time and other details.
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In a Tuesday filing in the U.S. District Court in Manhattan, Cohen and Point72 Asset Management LP urged a judge to reject Lauren Bonner's "tortured reading" of her employment contract, which she said allows her to pursue her claims in court.
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The jury found that CNEX co-founder Yiren "Ronnie" Huang, who quit Huawei and co-founded CNEX days later, breached his employment contract requiring him to notify the company of any patents he obtained within a year of leaving the firm.
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Indicated 2.8 pct lower Jenoptik CEO Michael Mertin will not extend his employment contract, which runs to June 30, 2017 UNIPER SE - Investec starts with "buy" Dow Jones +0.05 pct, S&P 500 +0.03 pct, Nasdaq +0.12 pct at Tuesday's close.
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Here's what you need to make things official with your employee and the IRS: It's also a good idea to have an employment contract with your employee so that you can address issues such as sick days and vacation time.
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By Robert Iafolla A federal appeals court revived a lawsuit filed by a former Nebraska data center executive claiming the company breached his employment contract by forcing him to sign a new deal that took away his guaranteed salary and other benefits.
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Mandatory arbitration agreements, often signed as part of an employment contract, have come under fire during the #MeToo movement for silencing survivors, while shielding serial predators, because the agreements force employees to take their claims to a private arbiter, rather than public court.
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Waymo filed the lawsuit in late February, claiming Uber had stolen some of its self-driving car secrets Uber's argument: The case centers around the actions of a former Waymo employee, now working for Uber, whose employment contract included an arbitration clause.
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Worse, he added, is that his previously secure full-time employment contract has morphed into a "zero hours contract," under which his employer decides how much he works and how much it pays him depending on what it needs on any particular day.
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A lawyer for Mr. Kerviel, David Koubbi, said that Société Générale was ordered to compensate the former trader for damages, including the conditions of his departure as well as unused vacation days and other items that were part of his original employment contract.
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But contrary to France's image of a country set in its ways, the gig economy - where people offer their labor without the security of a traditional employment contract, often in industries where smartphone apps connect customers to businesses - is changing the landscape.
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Uber's arbitration request: On March 16, Uber told a federal judge that it will seek to move the lawsuit to private arbitration because Waymo's claims center around the actions of a former employee and his employment contract with Alphabet included an arbitration clause.
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"His willful and material misfeasance, violation of company policies and breach of his employment contract, as well as his willful failure to cooperate fully with the company's investigation," allowed the company to withhold the money, the CBS board said in a statement.
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Like all of the other women who made allegations of sexual harassment at Fox News, Gretchen couldn't sue the network because a clause buried deep into the boilerplate, take-it-or-leave-it, language in her employment contract prevented her from doing so.
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U.S. District Judge Rodney Gilstrap in Marshall, Texas ruled that inventor Darrell Diem's employment contract did not stop him from assigning his 2006 patent on geolocation technology to PerDiemCo LLC, which is now suing Geotab, which makes vehicle-tracking devices used in fleet management.
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In an attempt to avoid having its lawsuit against Uber sent to arbitration, Alphabet's self-driving car unit told a judge it wouldn't use its employment contract with a former employee to prove its claims that the ride-hailing company is using stolen trade secrets.
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Thanks to the ruling, as long as their employment contract is local they can now leak information on suspected tax evasion or other shenanigans without fear of falling under Switzerland's draconian secrecy law, which imposes jail terms of up to five years on whistleblowers.
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It turns out you signed away your right to use the judicial system when you started the job: somewhere, hidden in the documents that came with your employment contract, was a clause obliging you to resolve future disputes through private arbitration, rather than in court.
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"As he pointed out, as many as 60 million Americans today have no legal ability to bring a sexual harassment claim in court because they work under an employment contract that requires that all such claims be subject exclusively to private arbitration," Smith said.
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The suit by Ms. Tantaros, filed in New York State Supreme Court in Manhattan, is the latest round in a contentious volley that began in late winter, when Fox claimed she had breached her employment contract by writing a book without receiving network approval.
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Uber's lawyers have been pushing back on the claims over the past several weeks, questioning why Waymo isn't suing Levandowski instead and saying that the most salacious claims of the lawsuit should be moot based on the binding arbitration clauses in Levandowski's employment contract with Google.
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In Wednesday's motion, Uber said that Waymo filed two arbitration demands against Mr. Levandowski in October saying that he breached the confidentiality agreement in his employment contract with Google when he used confidential salary information to make "targeted offers to Waymo's employees" to aid Uber and Otto.
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Explicitly state in job advertisements that a track record of the highest standards of ethical behavior is a criterion, integrate ethics into the interview, make sanction or termination a consequence of serious ethics transgressions in the employment contract (with legal advice) and include ethics in performance and compensation reviews.
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The FD story was based in part on ASML sources and in part on documents from the Santa Clara, California Superior Court that showed six former ASML employees, all with Chinese names, breached their employment contract by sharing information on ASML software processes with a company called XTAL Inc.
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The FX Forward contracts When I first joined Nissan and moved to Japan almost 20 years ago, I wanted to be paid in U.S. dollars, but was told that that was not possible and was given an employment contract that required me to be paid in Japanese yen.
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A large class of libertarian-leaning thinkers and politicians, with considerable public following, resemble patients with this condition: They cannot perceive half of the economy — the half that takes place beyond the market, after the employment contract is accepted, where workers are subject to private, arbitrary, unaccountable government.
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The FX Forward contracts When I first joined Nissan and moved to Japan almost 20 years ago, I wanted to be paid in U.S. dollars, but was told that that was not possible and was given an employment contract that required me to be paid in Japanese yen.
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"We have determined that there are grounds to terminate for cause, including his willful and material misfeasance, violation of company policies and breach of his employment contract, as well as his willful failure to cooperate fully with the company's investigation," the CBS board said in a statement on Monday.
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Ms. Lai, a former employee of Binary, contends that after she complained to her bosses about sexism and inappropriate behavior in the workplace, the company used the non-disparagement provision in her employment contract to threaten her and prevent her from talking about why she had quit her job.
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"With regard to Mr. Moonves, we have determined that there are grounds to terminate for cause, including his willful and material misfeasance, violation of Company policies and breach of his employment contract, as well as his willful failure to cooperate fully with the Company's investigation," the board said in a statement.
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What they're saying: "With regard to Mr. Moonves, we have determined that there are grounds to terminate for cause, including his willful and material misfeasance, violation of Company policies and breach of his employment contract, as well as his willful failure to cooperate fully with the Company's investigation," the statement reads.
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TMZ is privy to Weinstein's 2015 employment contract, which says if he gets sued for sexual harassment or any other "misconduct" that results in a settlement or judgment against TWC, all Weinstein has to do is pay what the company's out, along with a fine, and he's in the clear.
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Centura Health Corp, a joint venture of Catholic Health Initiatives and the Seventh-Day Adventist Health System, says that Dr. Barbara Morris violated its core religious principles and her 2017 employment contract in July, when she advised a terminally ill cancer patient that he was eligible for "aid-in-dying" medications.
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In a decision likely to bring sighs of relief among gig-economy firms and investors, the Paris labor tribunal rejected former driver Florian Menard's demands that the court award him holiday and severance pay for his two-year Uber stint and rule that their service agreement was in fact an employment contract.
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With soccer in crisis and an unprecedented scandal beginning to boil, Mr. Blatter — who had just won re-election to a record fifth four-year term — signed a new employment contract that increased his salary to $3 million a year and guaranteed him a $12 million bonus if he completed his mandate.
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" — A startup sales director in Seattle "Impeccable knowledge in IP and Contracts" — A Maryland based startup sales director "Helped achieve great results with a startup employment contract" — Head of talent for a startup in San Francisco/Seattle "Adam is there to look at any sort of document whenever needed to get a deal done.
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But the Goodlatte bill would go a few steps further by mandating E-Verify, a system that crosschecks every new employment contract with a federal immigration status database; allowing the Justice Department to withhold grants from so-called sanctuary cities; and increasing the criminal penalties for deported criminals who return to the U.S. illegally.
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But the Goodlatte bill would go several steps further to the right by mandating E-Verify, a system that crosschecks every new employment contract with a federal immigration status database; allowing the Justice Department to withhold grants from so-called sanctuary cities and increasing the criminal penalties for deported criminals who return to the U.S. illegally.
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"We haven't seen this in ten years, since the CPE," said one high school student, referring to the 2006 student protests over the proposed First Employment Contract (CPE), which would have relaxed some legal strictures for people hired for the first time, to try and reduce France's unemployment rate, which stands at a relatively high 10 percent according to national statistics institute INSEE.
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We're talking the kind of transformations the average person would never attempt had it not been written into their employment contract or accompanied by a promise for potential Academy consideration: Christian Bale lost 62 pounds for The Machinist; Margot Robbie fought special-effects smallpox for Mary, Queen of Scots; and Claire Foy got herself a jet-black bowl-cut to become Lisbeth Salander in The Girl in the Spider's Web.
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Moonves misled the company about multiple allegations of sexual misconduct and tried to hide evidence as he made a frenzied attempt to save his legacy and reap a lucrative severance; the CBS board of directors determined that he breached his employment contract and as a result will not receive his giant exit payout; $20 million of that money has been pledged in support of 18 organizations dedicated to workplace sexual harassment.
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We had to negotiate and rewrite my employment contract a couple of times (it was written by someone with absolutely no HR experience), but we finally agreed on a $10,000 sign-on bonus (relocation assistance), a $135,000 salary, equity, and a 3-month severance package if I were to leave for good reason and without cause (which was defined as role / compensation changes, office relocation over 50 miles, cease of operations, or change in the company's market focus).
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