"Strictly Private and Confidential Contract of Employment"?

Slashees

Hello everyone

Is there anyone who could tell me how such title of the employment contract oblige me in terms of the law?

I do understand overall meaning, I just need to know how does law explain it.

Stheno

Slashees wrote: »

Hello everyone

Is there anyone who could tell me how such title of the employment contract oblige me in terms of the law?

I do understand overall meaning, I just need to know how does law explain it.

Do you mean that it says it's strictly private and confidential in the contract?

If that's the case then the company are putting in a clause to not allow you to discuss it with your colleauges

If it's on the letter/envelope delivering it, it means it's for your attention only

Slashees

Yes, that's what I meant.
I guess I've got all I needed. I just wanted to make sure...
Thank you very much!

Peregrinus

It's pretty standard that employment contracts are private and confidential. Even if it didn't explicitly say that in the contract such a term would probably be implied. But in fact it is always explicit, in my experience.

Carawaystick

But most contracts would have details known to third parties; Revenue would know who you work for and your pay.
Your spouse would probably know too, plus your holiday entitlements might become obvious...