Secondment Status Clause Samples

Secondment Status. During the Secondment Period, the Secondee will remain an employee of CoaLogix under the terms and conditions of his employment with CoaLogix. During the Secondment Period, the Secondee will spend fifty percent of his working hours providing services to Coalogix and fifty percent of his working hours providing services to Acorn. Except with respect to the stock options for 120,000 shares of common stock of Acorn referenced in the Prior Employment Agreement, (a) CoaLogix will pay or provide Secondee all compensation, bonus, other amounts and benefit entitlements to which he is entitled in accordance with its normal policies and procedures; (b) the Secondee will not be entitled to any compensation from Acorn; (c) the Secondee shall not be entitled to participate in any Acorn benefits or benefit plans; and (d) CoaLogix shall be responsible for all tax withholdings and other deductions required by law relating to the secondment and for all workers' compensation, unemployment obligations, and other statutory obligations regarding employment relating to the Secondee. The Secondee will during the secondment be bound by CoaLogix's general requirements of its own employees, including all of CoaLogix's workplace conduct policies, standards and procedures.
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  • Permanent Status ‌ An employee will attain permanent status in a job classification upon their successful completion of a probationary, trial service or transition review period.

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