Drafting of Employment Agreements

$300 $339 IVAI

Preparation of contracts between employer and employee, to document the terms and conditions of the employment relationship. Estimated Delivery Time / 1-2 days
Link to upload information

https://forms.office.com/r/kfCKdzxrB3

Why are Employment Agreements necessary?

Employment Agreements are necessary to establish and regulate employment relations between employers and workers. These agreements are essential to guarantee the rights and obligations of both parties, as well as to avoid conflicts in the workplace. It is through employment contracts that it is possible to establish the conditions of employment, such as salary, working hours, benefits, and vacations, among other relevant and determining aspects of the employment relationship.

Do you need help with drafting Employment Agreements?

When a client requires the service of drafting Employment Agreements in Costa Rica, it is due to the need to clearly and legally establish the conditions within an employment relationship. This service is critical to ensuring that both parties are protected and compliant with Costa Rican labor law. PredictaBill is responsible for drafting customized employment contracts, taking into account the specific needs and requirements of each client, thus ensuring transparency and legality in labor relations.

Why PredictaBill?

Fast and accurate legal procedures

Streamline legal processes by drafting contracts and documents accurately, saving time and avoiding issues.

  • Alternative to hourly billing

    Fixed rate regardless of product/service

    Efficiency in notarial processes

    Save time and effort by more efficiently drafting documents for notarial procedures

    Essential Documents

    Confirm employee’s information:

    • Full name
    • ID number (personal ID, passport, DIMEX)
    • Civil status
    • Domicile

    Employer’s information:

    • Full name
    • ID number (ID, passport, DIMEX)
    • Civil status
    • Domicile

    If a company, Confirm:

    • Corporate name
    • Corporate ID number
    • Power under which the representative acts (legal representative with full and unlimited power of attorney, general proxy, special agent, manager)
      • Full name
      • ID number and type (ID, passport, DIMEX)
      • Civil status

    Confirm start date.

    Confirm if it is for a definite term or not. If it is for a definite term, confirm termination date.

    Describe the position and duties of the employee.

    Confirm working hours.

    Confirm workplace.

    Confirm compensation and all related characteristics.

    Confirm off days.

    Indicate internal policies.

    Is there exclusivity?

    Indicate fixed and variable compensation, if any.

    Indicate any other benefits you will have.

    Terms and conditions

    The price indicated here has been estimated assuming that the requested document will be delivered in digital format, or that you will pick up the physical version at the PredictaBill offices. Alternatively, you can request that the document be sent to the location you specify, by courier or Costa Rica postal service, in which case the costs and delivery times that will be indicated at the time of processing the payment for the service will apply

    FAQ

    1. What is the importance of having a proper employment contract?

    A correct employment contract is essential to establish the relevant conditions within the employment relationship, giving security to both the employer and the worker, so that the rights and obligations of both parties are protected, avoiding conflicts and possible litigation in the future.

    2. What elements should an employment contract in Costa Rica contain?

    An employment contract in Costa Rica should include basic information such as the identification of the parties involved, the job description, the length of the contract, salary and benefits, working hours, vacations, and termination terms of the contract, among others. The employment contract must contain the essential elements provided for in Costa Rican labor legislation.

    3. Is it mandatory to have a written employment contract?

    Yes, according to Costa Rican labor law, most employment contracts must be in writing.

    4. What happens if the terms of the employment contract are not complied with?

    If any of the parties do not comply with any of the provisions of the employment contract, they may be subject to any of the repercussions provided for in the Labor Code, depending on the seriousness of the offense and who commits it.

    5. Is it possible to modify an employment contract once it has been signed?

    Yes, it is possible to modify an employment contract once it has been signed, as long as both parties agree and it is done in writing. However, it is important to note that any modification must comply with current labor legislation and cannot be detrimental to the worker or modify the so-called essential elements of the Employment Agreement.