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in this video I want to take a look at how I draft the contract of employment for small business owners small employers who contact me on a regular basis for conflicts so Im going to take you through my contract and the thought process and the important things that I see in the contract a lot to be careful for or watch out for okay so well start here this is essentially my template conflict this is my starting point so clearly the contract should be issued on the letterhead containing the name and address of the employer at the outset then youre going to address your letter your challenging conditions letter to the employee and youre going to send it out and duplicate once youre satisfied with it and the employee is going to sign two copies and youre going to take one copy back and then both of you houses have a signed copy of the contract of employment this contract will also keep your right in terms of your obligations on to the terms of employment information Act of 1994 which