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Deed of Release Sample

Deed of Release Sample

A Deed of Release is used upon termination of an employee. This deed is to be signed by the employee, finalising all outstanding issues between the employer and employee. Take a look at our sample below, to get an idea of what yours will look like.

Your Deed of Release will allow you to cover any final payments, releases, confidentiality and warranties by the terminated employee. A Deed of Release will also allow you to deal with future issues smoothly, such as contractual claims or claims arising out of the termination of employment.

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What does the Deed of Release cover?

Our Deed of Release includes clauses setting out:

  • Payments;
  • Releases;
  • Confidentiality; and
  • A warranty by the terminated employee.

You can create your Deed of Release for FREE.

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