Common use of PROPERTY OF THE EMPLOYER Clause in Contracts

PROPERTY OF THE EMPLOYER. Employees are required to take all reasonable care in the use of the employer’s property and to protect any of the employer’s property in their care. On termination of employment or upon request to do so, employees must return in good condition (subject to fair wear and tear) any property in their possession belonging to the employer. Property includes, but is not limited to, documents, papers, reports, information in any way related to or arising during an employee’s employment, programs, records, plans, drawings, intellectual property, business cards, equipment, materials, keys and other property (including mobile phones, computer software and hardware, and any vehicle and financial cards).

PROPERTY OF THE EMPLOYER. Employees are The employee is required to take all reasonable care in the use of the employer’s property and to protect any of the employer’s property in their care. On termination of employment or upon request to do so, employees the employee must return in good condition (subject to fair wear and tear) any property in their possession belonging to the employer. Property includes, but is not limited to, documents, papers, reports, information in any way related to or arising during an employee’s employment, programs, records, plans, drawings, intellectual property, business cards, equipment, materials, keys and other property (including mobile phones, computer software and hardware, and any vehicle and financial cards).