How can we be certain that the secondee will not steal our confidential information?
Every business needs to protect its confidential and proprietary information. During the course of a secondment to your business, the secondee will undoubtedly have access to your confidential information for the purpose of fulfilling its duties. The risk that a secondee will steal or otherwise make unauthorised disclosures of your confidential information is no greater or less than the risk that a new employee you have hired may do the same. To provide you with contractual protection against this risk, TIGA has prepared a sample non-disclosure agreement for secondees to sign with their host company. This non-disclosure agreement protects confidential information disclosed to the employee both during the secondment and also any confidential information disclosed to the secondee during any pre-secondment discussions. At the end of the secondment, the secondee is required to return all confidential materials in his possession back to the host company. A secondee who steals or makes unaut
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