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1. Parties: Identification of the employer and employee entering into the telework agreement
2. Background: Context of the agreement, including the employee's role and reason for telework arrangement
3. Definitions: Key terms used throughout the agreement including 'telework,' 'primary workplace,' 'remote workplace,' etc.
4. Work Schedule and Location: Specified working hours, days, and approved remote work location(s)
5. Duties and Responsibilities: Employee's job duties, responsibilities, and performance expectations while working remotely
6. Communication Requirements: Expected availability, response times, and communication methods
7. Equipment and Resources: Provisions regarding technology, equipment, and supplies needed for remote work
8. Workspace Requirements: Standards for the remote workspace, including safety and ergonomic requirements
9. Security and Confidentiality: Data protection, confidentiality, and information security requirements
10. Expenses and Reimbursement: Policy on work-related expenses and reimbursement procedures
11. Performance Evaluation: How work performance will be monitored and evaluated
12. Termination and Modification: Conditions under which the agreement can be modified or terminated
13. Governing Law: Applicable laws and jurisdiction governing the agreement
1. Cross-Border Arrangements: Required when employee works from different states or countries, addressing tax and legal implications
2. Equipment Insurance: Needed when employer provides significant equipment, detailing insurance requirements and liability
3. Time Zone Considerations: Required for remote work across different time zones, specifying core hours and availability
4. Office Hoteling: Needed when employee occasionally uses office space, detailing desk reservation procedures
5. Training Requirements: Specific remote work training or certification requirements if applicable
6. Union Provisions: Required when employee is covered by collective bargaining agreement
7. Child/Dependent Care: Necessary when addressing policies about simultaneous dependent care during work hours
8. Travel Requirements: Required when periodic travel to primary office location is expected
1. Schedule A - Equipment Inventory: Detailed list of employer-provided equipment, including serial numbers and conditions
2. Schedule B - Workspace Safety Checklist: Safety requirements and certification for the remote workspace
3. Schedule C - Expense Policy: Detailed policy on reimbursable expenses and submission procedures
4. Schedule D - Security Protocols: Specific security requirements and procedures for remote work
5. Schedule E - Emergency Contacts: List of emergency contacts and procedures for various scenarios
6. Appendix 1 - Remote Work Policy: Company's general remote work policy referenced in the agreement
7. Appendix 2 - Technology Requirements: Minimum technology specifications and requirements for remote work
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