Employee Acts Clause Samples
The "Employee Acts" clause defines the responsibilities and conduct expected of employees in relation to the agreement. It typically clarifies that the employer is not liable for unauthorized or negligent actions taken by employees outside the scope of their employment. For example, if an employee causes damage or loss while acting independently or against company policy, the employer may be protected from resulting claims. This clause serves to allocate risk and limit the employer’s liability for actions that are not expressly sanctioned or controlled by the company.
Employee Acts. The Employee shall not knowingly do anything to imperil the validity of any such patent, design or protection or any application therefor and shall, at the reasonable cost of the Company, render all possible assistance to the Company both in obtaining and maintaining such patent, design or other protection, and the Employee shall not, either during the Employment Term or thereafter, exploit or make public or disclose any such Invention or give any information in respect thereof except to the Company or as it may direct.
Employee Acts. Loss resulting directly or indirectly from any act or series of acts of any Employee unless expressly covered under Insurance Cover 1(i) or any relevant extensions.