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How to join photo in the Employment Contract

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how to group multiple pictures in microsoft word to group the pictures we first have to change the layout options of the pictures so we click on the picture and then this layout options button will appear in the top right corner if you dont have this button go to the picture tools and there to the format tab and here you will have the same button but it will be called wrap text now we simply click on this button and here we have to choose one of these text wrapping options so not the original option but one of these text wrapping options i will choose top and bottom in this example and then we also have to do the same for the next image so i will also change the layout options here and now we can position this image freely and also the other one and to now group them we select one of the images holds down the control key then select the other image and when we now do a right click on one of these images we can select group and then group again and these images will be grouped together

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Generally speaking, the copyright belongs to the person who created the image in the case of a photograph the person who took it (i.e. the photographer.) There are some exceptions to this for example if the photographer is an employee (for example in a large studio) the copyright belongs to their employer.
You created the work under the employment of someone, which very clearly transfers ownership and rights to that entity. You can probably get away with showing the work to prospective clients in a portfolio, but printing brochures with others images could lead to a very expensive lawsuit.
The Bottom Line Photographers retain exclusive rights in their photographs, regardless of whether the elect to register their photographs with the U.S. Copyright Office.
No federal law prohibits an employer from using an employees photo for business purposes. However, many states have statutes commonly known as right-of-publicity or right-of-privacy laws.
It is not uncommon for employers to ask employees to have their photograph taken for work purposes. For example, an employer may want to use a staff photo in their marketing materials or on their website. In most cases, employees are free to refuse to have their photograph taken.
Under the US copyright act of 1976, the publishing rights and copyright of work for hire belong to the employer. The employer has the right to use it for financial gain and take credit for the work.
An employer should have an employee sign a separate release prior to and each time an employees photo will be used for marketing purposes. The release should outline how the photos will be used and any other applicable conditions. Employers should consult with legal counsel for guidance on release language.
It is also legal for anyone to take your picture going to work, going home, in an office, on a factory floor, etc. The reason this is legal is because you have no reasonable expectation of privacy in any of these locations.

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