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Employment Agreement with Director of Sales Agreement made on the __________________ (date), between __________________ (Name of Director of Sales) of _____________________________________________ (street address, city, county, state, zip code), referred to herein as Employee, and __________________ (Name of Employer), a corporation organized and existing under the laws of the state of (name), with its principal office located at _____________________________________________ (street address, city, county, state, zip code), referred to herein as Employer. Whereas, Employer owns and operates a business in the technology industry that operates on the west coast of the United States including the states of __________________ (name); and Whereas, said territory described in the preceding paragraph is hereinafter called the Territory; and Whereas, Employer desires to retain Employee as its Director of Sales for in the Territory; and Whereas, Employee desires to act as such Director of Sales pursuant to the terms and conditions set forth in this Agreement; Now, therefore, for and in consideration of the mutual covenants contained in this agreement, and other good and valuable consideration, the receipt and sufficiency of which is hereby acknowledged, the parties agree as follows: I. Employment. Employer employs Employee as its Director of Sales to serve in the Territory described in this Agreement. The work to be performed by Employee includes all services generally performed by a director of sales in a technology business like Employer’s including leading and executing sales strategy with all holding company clients of Employer and the trading desks in all markets of Employer on the west coast of the United States and generating revenue through new and existing customer relationships. Employee shall also perform such other duties as may be determined from time to time by its President. Employee accepts such employment and agrees to observe all terms and conditions of this Agreement. II. Compensation. Employer will pay Employee the sum of $__________________ for the work to be performed under this Agreement payable on the first day of each month beginning on __________________ (date) in twelve (12) equal installments. III.
Compensation. Employee shall receive for the work to be performed under this agreement on the first day of each month beginning on (date). Compensation payment. Employee shall be paid the sum of (1) 1/4 of the full compensation of the territory(s) where said work is to be performed, (2) 1/4 of the full compensation of the territory(s) where said work is to be performed, or 1 month's salary (date) , whichever is lower, (3) one half (1/3) of the full compensation of the territory(s) where said work is to be performed, or (4) (5) 1/4 of the full compensation of the territory(s) where said work is to be performed, whichever is lower, and (6) all other payments made to employee pursuant to this agreement for the work to be performed. Iii. Salary payment. Salary for the work to be performed pursuant to this agreement shall at no time exceed 100,000 per year and shall be paid on a monthly basis from the payment date(s) set forth in this agreement until payment is made to employee in an amount equal to full compensation for the territory(s) in which the work to be performed is to be performed. In the event that employee's compensation for the territory(s) in which the work is to be performed is no greater than 50,000 of all compensation, the remainder of salary shall be paid as a lump sum to be paid on or before the first day of each month beginning on (date) through the last day of (date) of the following month. Iv. Expenses. Employee shall reimburse employer for all expense incurred for the performance of its duties under this agreement, in all events. <|endoftext|>munich, germany—according to a recenGallupup poll, the united states is the only nation in the world that still supports a minimum wage. "the united states is the only country that still considers an employee to be the one at fault when a business fails,” said thomas hausmann, a senior consultant with gallup's german polling department. According to the gallup survey, americans