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  1. Click ‘Get Form’ to open it in the editor.
  2. Begin by entering the Company’s full name and Corporate Identity Number at the top of the contract. Ensure accuracy as this is crucial for legal validity.
  3. In § 1, specify the start date of employment and your reporting structure. Clearly define your base workplace location to avoid future misunderstandings.
  4. For § 2, input your monthly salary and any results-based remuneration details. Make sure to review Appendix 2 for clarity on bonus structures.
  5. Fill in vacation days in § 4, aiming for at least 30 days as recommended for senior positions. This can be adjusted based on negotiations.
  6. In § 12, outline notice periods and severance pay terms. Ensure these are favorable to protect your interests during termination scenarios.
  7. Review all sections carefully, making necessary adjustments based on your specific needs before finalizing the document.

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Often, the initial term of a CEO contract is between two and five years. A key factor to consider is the variety of ways in which the term can end before the contract expires. The term and termination provisions are intimately intertwined and need to be coordinated.
A term of three years is most common in our experience, but longer or shorter terms are possible. Five-year contracts also occur with some frequency, especially among chief executives renewing their contracts. Contracts often will have an option to renew the contract on mutual agreement of the parties.
A contract of employment generally goes further than this. It provides more detail about what the employer and employee have agreed and is usually signed by both parties.
Think of it as an employment contract for senior-level staff that also defines the relationship between the director (or other C-level position) and the organization. The contract includes remuneration and expected benefits provisions, ensuring that the executive is fairly compensated and enjoys standard perks.
Signatures: Both parties should sign and date the letter, ideally with a statement like, By signing below, we agree to the terms set forth.

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✅ All Interim CEOs Should Have an Employment Agreement This agreement holds particular significance for outsiders and those entering turnaround situations, where clarity and protection are paramount. Seeking the guidance of an experienced executive employment attorney to review the agreement is highly recommended.
Should you sign before or after a buyer or supplier? The short answer is that it doesnt matter who signs an agreement first. In order for a contract to be legally binding, both parties must agree to a set of pre-defined terms (this is called mutual assent).
The contract is signed by all parties and the effective date is current.

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