Posted on 03 April 2009
Tags: contract, Economy, Employment Agreement Amendment, Legal Documents, Research, sample, template, unemployment
The Employment Agreement Amendment for Theragenics Corporation was made available today by online legal document provider RealDealDocs.com.
The Theragenics Corporation employment agreement amendment released in March 2009 was restated to add a number of clauses to Section 9(c) in order to comply with IRS codes. Another employment agreement amendment released in March 2009 is the Coleman Cable Inc. employment agreement amendment which restated the legal document entirely. Both of these employment agreement amendment are available in their entirety on the RealDealDocs.com website.
An employment agreement amendment is a statement that is added to or revises or improves the legal document entered into between an employer and an employee at the commencement of the period of employment and stating the exact nature of their business relationship, including roles and responsibilities, compensation etc.
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Posted on 01 April 2009
Tags: Economy, Employee Secondment Agreement, job market, lay offs, Legal Document, Research, unemployment

An employee secondment agreement is a legal arrangement whereby an employee remains employed by their employer, but is formally lent under terms of the agreement with the employee to another company.
A number of companies around the world have found that employee secondment agreements are an innovative way to cut costs and curb massive lay-offs. When companies exchange and trade employees by way of an employee secondment agreement, an employee needs not be hired for a short term project and on the other side need not be laid off straight away.
Bell Atlantic Corporation found cause for an employee secondment agreement with Vodafone AirTouch when the communications corporations were working out alliance and partnership agreements. Communicate.com in Delaware and Canada’s Domain Holdings Inc. also drafted an employee secondment agreement. As well as a great number f other corporations who all credit the employee secondment agreements with helping to cut operation costs and retain employment.
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Posted on 12 March 2009
Tags: Economy, Legal Document, Pharmaceutical, Research, Termination Agreement, unemployment
Pharma GmbH’s Dr. Falk drafted a development, commercialization and marketing agreement with Altus Pharmaceuticals in December of 2002. The focus of the legal document concerned the drug Trizytek and its approval in Europe, Soviet Union, Isreal and Egypt.
In June of 2007, this legal document was followed by a termination agreement between Dr. Falk and Altus Pharmaceuticals. The termination agreement included a clause wherein Altus Pharmaceuticals would pay Dr. Falk $12 million dollars in installments through the year 2010.
The number of termination agreements has increased in the past few months around the world as the global economy adjusts to the failing markets in America. Many of these termination agreements for the world’s top corporations as well as small companies can be found at the online legal document resource RealDealDocs.com website.
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Posted on 09 March 2009
Tags: Economy, Employment Agreement, Legal Documents, unemployment
Between hiring freezes and rampant lay offs, employment agreements are being likened to the holy grail. February 2009 saw the loss of 651,000 more jobs in America; bringing the unemployment rate to a staggering 8.1%.
Farming Corporation Deere & Co. has begun to lay off an additional 325 employees. This is after letting go 200 of its workers the month before. And the Deere & Co. story is one being echoed across the nation.
Rightly so, the few, the proud, the lucky ones to be employed are revising their employment agreements; making sure they provide severance terms and benefits. The Vertex Pharmaceuticals Inc. employment agreement was amended and restated in February 2009. The rare people who are being hired in this economic climate are right to look over their employment agreement for the same clauses.
There are few credible predictions as to when the economy will stabilize.
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Posted on 14 July 2008
Tags: borrower, debt, forbearance agreement, illness, lender, repayment, unemployment
It happens from time to time that even good credit risks have trouble repaying their debts. Serious illness, unemployment, a family emergency-each, when it occurs with a disquieting lack of notice, can wipe out savings and take a toll in other ways, as well. The agreement that goes a long way toward settling this unsettling situation is called a forbearance agreement. In this written contract, a lender agrees to abstain-that is, forbear-from taking action against a borrower that the lender would normally have the right to take. In other words, the lender agrees not to sue or foreclose on the borrower, permitting the latter more time in which to repay the debt.
The forbearance agreement is a formalized way of recognizing that there is a problem in the financial relationship and attempting to solve it. It contains a payment schedule created by both parties, which the borrower agrees to adhere to for the duration of the agreement. There is an implicit understanding in this recognition, however, that the problem is indeed resolvable, given a reasonable period of time for the borrower to regain his traction. If the borrower’s problems are not short term and are instead more intractable, then the forbearance agreement will likely not come into play. The lender will probably foreclose, in other words.
However, to allow the borrower some breathing room and if the lender believes the repayment terms can be restructured to its satisfaction, then the forbearance agreement is an excellent compromise. Its purpose is different for each party. For the lender, the agreement allows for a cure period-where the lender may eliminate deficiencies from its existing financial documents. Further, the agreement preserves the lender’s defaults and remedies against the borrower, and it allows the lender to secure a release of claims arising from actions previously taken on the credit. For his part, the borrower is afforded more time in which to get current on his payments.
Perhaps more than most contracts, forbearance agreements are not subject to strict formulas, for the essence of the agreement-the terms of repayment-is almost entirely dependent on the negotiations between the parties. What they decide, or rather, what the lender is willing to agree to, is what the agreement will state. At the same time, most forbearance agreements do contain a number of the same or similar clauses. The first is, of course, the lender’s agreement to forbear. Another confirms the existence of the debt, as well as the lender’s collateral interest. In still another clause the borrower affirms that he has no defenses against the lender’s rights. A fourth preserves the lender’s defaults and other rights against the borrower, if it comes to the point that the lender must invoke these. Forbearance agreements also contain affirmative and negative covenants, along with certain conditions-most often that the borrower will seek professional financial planning help or sell his assets to repay the debt. Lastly, there is frequently a “drop dead” clause in which the borrower is given a final date by which to repay his debt. After this date, the lender will likely begin foreclosure proceedings.
As the new payment schedule usually incorporates more interest from the borrower, the lender does not lose much in the use of a forbearance agreement. And the goodwill that the lender earns may be the best reason to create one.
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