Common use of Documents and other Clause in Contracts

Documents and other. property of the company 6.7.1 The employee agrees to take all reasonable care in the use and protection of any property belonging to or in the care of the Company. On termination of employment or upon request to do so, the employee shall return in good condition (subject to fair wear and tear) any property in the employee’s possession and belonging to the Company. Property not returned or any other debt owing to the employer may be deducted from the employee’s termination payment. 6.7.2 The employee further acknowledges that any ’Intellectual Property’ which is used, exploited, developed, conceived, created, discovered, produced or otherwise generated by the employee either individually or otherwise during the period of the employee’s employment, remains the sole and exclusive property of the employer including any right, title and interest to such ‘intellectual property’. 6.7.3 For the purpose of this Agreement, ‘Intellectual Property’ means any ideas, inventions, discoveries, patents, patent applications, copyright, derivative works, trade marks, trade mark applications, service marks, improvements, trade secrets, know how, technical information, specification, product marketing and costing information and the like.

Documents and other. property of the companyemployer 6.7.1 7.9.1 The employee agrees to take all reasonable care in the use and protection of any property belonging to or in the care of the Companyemployer. On termination of employment or upon request to do so, the employee shall return in good condition (subject to fair wear and tear) any property in the employee’s possession and belonging to the Companyemployer. Property not returned or any other debt owing to the employer may be deducted from the employee’s termination payment. 6.7.2 7.9.2 The employee further acknowledges that any ’Intellectual Property’ which is used, exploited, developed, conceived, created, discovered, produced or otherwise generated by the employee either individually or otherwise during the period of the employee’s employment, remains the sole and exclusive property of the employer including any right, title and interest to such ‘intellectual property’. 6.7.3 7.9.3 For the purpose of this Agreement, ‘Intellectual Property’ means any ideas, inventions, discoveries, patents, patent applications, copyright, derivative works, trade marks, trade mark applications, service marks, improvements, trade secrets, know how, technical information, specification, product marketing and costing information and the like.