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Rituattra
Hi, I am presently looking at hiring candidates on retainership basis. Please help me with an agreement format and a letter format. regards, Ritu
From India, Bangalore
minalpatel
3

Check if this is of your use....

Dear .....,

We are pleased to appoint you as a professional consultant/advisor on retainership basis from dd/mm/yyyy.

The following are the terms and conditions:

a) The retainership shall be from dd/mm/yy to dd/mm/yy. It will automatically expire on dd/mm/yy unless extended in writing. During the retainership period, either side can terminate the agreement by giving ... months notice or retaineship charges for the notice perios, without assigning any reasons.

b) You shall interact with Mrs/Miss/Mr....... of our company during your retainership for all decisions/queries.

c) you shall be given....no pf persons for your assignment.

d) Your assignment shall be as follows......

e) Your retainership fees would be Rs...... per month. You would raise inoice on .....th of every month. Your invoice will become payable by....pf every month. You may levy service tax/you retainership fees is inclusive of service tax.

f) You shall be paid conveyance for official purpose.

g) Any outstation travel and boarding shall be billed extra to the company/firm. Limits on travelling and boarding expenses are as follows...

h) other clauses

Kindly sign and return a duplicate copy of this letter as a token of acceptance.

Thanking you
Yours

From India, Mumbai
Anurag Jain
34

Minal, You can also add the clauses for Confidentiality, Terrmination of agreement, penalties and others etc.
From India, Jaipur
purvi22
1

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From India
Anurag Jain
34

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Regards,
Anurag Jain
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From India, Jaipur
knknknkn
Our company wan to hire driver on retainership basis. Please advise. Is it possible ? Warm Regards, Kushla Nand
From India, New Delhi
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