Employment Contracts · glossary
The Contract’s term for rights in what people create, such as copyright, patents, designs and trade marks. Under clause 17.1, those in work Esme makes as part of her job belong to Cressby as soon as they arise. Inventions made outside her normal duties stay hers. Contract 17.1 · Chapter 6 · see Confidential Information
Explained in Chapter 6, Confidentiality, Intellectual Property and the Privacy Notice, of Employment Contracts.
Clause 17 builds on those rules. It uses a defined term, Intellectual Property Rights (the rights in what people create, such as copyright, patents and designs)…Read Chapter 6, Confidentiality, Intellectual Property and the Privacy Notice →
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