New Hampshire cleaner employment contract template
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How New Hampshire cleaner employment contract Differ from Other States
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New Hampshire does not impose a state minimum wage, so the federal minimum wage applies unless otherwise agreed.
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New Hampshire requires prompt payment of wages upon employee termination, differing from many other state timelines.
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Background checks are regulated in New Hampshire, with specific notice and consent requirements for employment purposes.
Frequently Asked Questions (FAQ)
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Q: Is a written employment contract required for cleaners in New Hampshire?
A: No, written contracts are not required but are highly recommended to protect both employers and employees.
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Q: What wage laws apply to cleaner employment contracts in New Hampshire?
A: The federal minimum wage applies, as New Hampshire does not have a separate state minimum wage for cleaners.
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Q: Can a New Hampshire cleaner contract limit the cleaner from working for competitors?
A: Yes, but non-compete agreements are subject to specific legal requirements and must be reasonable to be enforceable.
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New Hampshire Cleaner Employment Contract
This New Hampshire Cleaner Employment Contract (the "Agreement") is made and effective as of [Date], by and between:
[Employer Name], a company located at [Employer Address], hereinafter referred to as "Employer,"
and
[Employee Name], residing at [Employee Address], hereinafter referred to as "Employee."
1. Job Title and Description
Option A: Job Title: Cleaner
The Employee shall perform general cleaning services at the designated facilities, including but not limited to sweeping, mopping, dusting, bathroom sanitation, trash removal, use and safe handling of cleaning chemicals, floor maintenance (buffering, waxing), window cleaning, equipment upkeep, and supply inventory management.
Option B: Job Title: Janitorial Staff
The Employee shall perform janitorial duties as assigned, including but not limited to: [List Specific Janitorial Tasks].
Option C: Additional Job Duties
The Employee shall also perform any other duties as reasonably assigned by the Employer or their supervisor.
2. Work Location(s)
Option A: Single Location
The Employee’s primary work location shall be at [Facility Name and Address] in New Hampshire.
Option B: Multiple Locations
The Employee may be required to work at various locations within [City/County], New Hampshire, including but not limited to: [List of Locations]. Travel between locations will/will not be reimbursed at [Rate per Mile or Other Reimbursement Method].
3. Work Schedule
Option A: Fixed Schedule
The Employee’s work schedule shall be [Days of the Week] from [Start Time] to [End Time], with a [Length] minute meal break. Note: New Hampshire law requires a 30-minute meal break for employees working more than 5 consecutive hours unless otherwise exempt.
Option B: Flexible Schedule
The Employee’s work schedule may vary based on the needs of the Employer, but shall generally be between [Start Time] and [End Time] on [Days of the Week]. The Employee will be provided with reasonable notice of any schedule changes.
Option C: Break Schedule
The employee will be provided with a [Duration] minute meal break after working for [Number] consecutive hours.
4. Full-Time Status and Overtime
Option A: Full-Time Status
The Employee is considered a full-time employee and will work approximately [Number] hours per week.
Option B: Overtime
The Employee shall be paid overtime at a rate of one and one-half (1.5) times their regular rate of pay for all hours worked over 40 in a workweek, in accordance with New Hampshire law. Overtime must be pre-approved by [Supervisor Title/Name].
5. Compensation
Option A: Hourly Wage
The Employee shall be paid an hourly rate of [Dollar Amount]. This rate is at or above the New Hampshire minimum wage.
Option B: Weekly Salary
The Employee shall be paid a weekly salary of [Dollar Amount].
Option C: Pay Frequency
The Employee shall be paid [Weekly/Bi-Weekly] on [Day of the Week].
Option D: Pay Method
The Employee shall be paid by [Direct Deposit/Paper Check]. Itemized pay stubs will be provided with each payment, showing gross pay, deductions, and net pay.
6. Benefits
Option A: Health Insurance
The Employee is/is not eligible to participate in the Employer’s health insurance plan after [Number] days of employment. Details of the plan are available in the Employee Handbook.
Option B: Paid Time Off
The Employee is eligible for [Number] days of paid vacation leave per year/after [Number] months of employment and [Number] days of paid sick leave per year. The use of sick leave shall comply with the Employer’s policy.
Option C: Other Benefits
The Employee is/is not eligible for [List of Other Benefits, e.g., dental insurance, vision insurance, 401(k)] as detailed in the Employee Handbook.
Option D: Workers Compensation
The Employer provides Workers Compensation coverage to the Employee as required by New Hampshire law.
7. Training
Option A: Required Training
The Employee is required to complete the following training: [List of Training Programs, e.g., chemical safety, bloodborne pathogens].
Option B: Training Schedule
Training will be provided [Pre-Employment/Ongoing] by [Training Provider] at the Employer’s expense.
8. Equipment and Uniforms
Option A: Employer-Provided
The Employer shall provide the Employee with all necessary equipment, uniforms, and personal protective equipment (PPE), including [List of Equipment and Uniforms].
Option B: Employee Responsibility
The Employee is responsible for the proper use and care of all equipment and uniforms. The laundering policy is as follows: [Laundering Policy Details].
9. Cleaning Substances
Option A: Safe Handling
The Employee shall handle, store, and dispose of all cleaning substances in accordance with Safety Data Sheets (SDS) and all applicable New Hampshire environmental and health regulations.
10. Reporting Relationships
Option A: Direct Supervisor
The Employee’s direct supervisor is [Supervisor Name and Title].
Option B: Chain of Command
The chain of command for work assignments and emergency contacts is outlined in the Employee Handbook.
11. Work Standards and Performance Reviews
Option A: Performance Expectations
The Employee is expected to maintain high standards of cleanliness and professionalism. Performance will be reviewed [Frequency] based on the following criteria: [List of Evaluation Criteria].
12. Conduct and Disciplinary Standards
Option A: Employee Conduct
The Employee is expected to adhere to the Employer’s conduct and disciplinary standards, including policies on personal hygiene, punctuality, attendance, and interaction with facility occupants/clients, as detailed in the Employee Handbook.
13. Confidentiality
Option A: Confidential Information
The Employee shall maintain the confidentiality of all client premises, workplace conditions, and sensitive client information. The Employee is prohibited from theft or misuse of keys/access cards.
14. Non-Discrimination and Harassment
Option A: Equal Opportunity
The Employer is an equal opportunity employer and does not discriminate on the basis of race, color, religion, sex, national origin, age, disability, sexual orientation, gender identity, or any other protected category under New Hampshire RSA 354-A.
Option B: Reporting Procedures
The Employer has a strict policy against sexual harassment and bullying. Reporting procedures are outlined in the Employee Handbook.
15. At-Will Employment
Option A: At-Will Status
The Employee’s employment is “at-will,” meaning that either the Employer or the Employee may terminate the employment relationship at any time, with or without cause or notice, subject to applicable law.
Option B: Resignation
If the Employee chooses to resign, they must provide [Number] weeks written notice to the Employer. Upon resignation, the Employee shall return all keys, equipment, and Employer property.
Option C: Termination
Upon termination, the Employee will receive their final wage payment within 72 hours, as required by New Hampshire law.
16. Right-to-Know and Union Status
Option A: Non-Union Status
This is a non-union position.
17. Use of Property and Cellphone Use
Option A: Property Policy
Unauthorized use of Employer property is prohibited. The policy on personal cellphone use while working is as follows: [Cellphone Use Policy].
18. Infection Control and Injury Reporting
Option A: Incident Reporting
The Employee shall follow the Employer’s infection control and injury reporting process, including completing injury/incident report forms and reporting incidents within the timelines required by the New Hampshire Department of Labor safety rules.
19. Dispute Resolution
Option A: Governing Law
This Agreement shall be governed by and construed in accordance with the laws of the State of New Hampshire. Any disputes arising under this Agreement shall be submitted to the exclusive jurisdiction of the courts of New Hampshire.
20. Acknowledgement
Option A: Receipt of Handbook
The Employee acknowledges receipt of the Employee Handbook, Safety Manual, and Workplace Policies. The Employee certifies that their responsibilities and training requirements have been clearly communicated in a language they understand.
21. Special Provisions
Option A: Hazardous Site Cleaning
If the Employee is assigned to overnight or hazardous site cleaning, including exposure to biohazards, the following special provisions apply: [Special Provisions Details].
Option B: Reasonable Accommodation
The Employer will provide reasonable accommodation in compliance with the New Hampshire Law Against Discrimination and the Americans with Disabilities Act (ADA).
22. Legal Requirements
Option A: Legal Status
The Employee must be legally authorized to work in the United States and shall complete an I-9 form. The Employer shall retain employment records according to New Hampshire and federal law.
23. Employer’s Rights
Option A: Employer Discretion
The Employer reserves the right to reassign the Employee's location, adjust work hours, or modify duties upon reasonable notice, while respecting their full-time status and primary job function.
24. Youth Employment (If Applicable)
Option A: Compliance with Regulations
If the Employee is under 18 years of age, the Employer shall comply with all applicable New Hampshire youth employment restrictions, including limitations on hours and prohibited uses of certain cleaning chemicals/equipment.
25. Emergency Closures
Option A: Closure Policy
In the event of weather- or emergency-related site closures, the Employer’s policy on pay for missed shifts and mandatory reporting/access during storms or declared emergencies in New Hampshire is as follows: [Closure Policy Details].
By signing below, both parties acknowledge that they have read, understood, and agree to be bound by the terms and conditions of this New Hampshire Cleaner Employment Contract.
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[Employer Name]
By: ____________________________
[Employer Representative Name and Title]
Date: ____________________________
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[Employee Name]
Date: ____________________________