Indiana Employment Offer Letter + Employee Confidentiality Agreement Template
For a private employer hiring an employee for an indefinite term who wants a compliant offer letter and the confidentiality, invention-assignment and non-solicitation agreement that protects the business. This edition of the form is completed for Indiana: the governing statute, filing office and document names below are already typed in, and the clauses Indiana law treats differently from the state-neutral version have been adjusted.
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What the Indiana edition already fills in
Governing law line on the cover: Indiana — the Fair Labor Standards Act, state wage-and-hour and employment law, and the Defend Trade Secrets Act.
| Item | Indiana |
|---|---|
| Non-compete covenants | Enforceable if reasonable — common law; Ind. Code § 25-22.5-5.5 (physicians). Enforceable if reasonable; disfavored and strictly construed; statutory limits for physicians. |
| Employee invention statute | None — the carve-out in Section 2.2 applies by contract |
| Written pay notice at hire | No specific statute; the offer letter itself states the pay rate and payday |
| Trade secrets statute | Indiana Uniform Trade Secrets Act, Ind. Code § 24-2-3-1 et seq. |
What is inside
- Offer Letter: Key Terms table (position, schedule, classification, pay, benefits, probationary/introductory period, conditions) + 11 paragraphs the employee signs to accept
- Employee Confidentiality, Invention Assignment and Non-Solicitation Agreement: 5 articles with the permitted-disclosure and whistleblower notices, invention carve-out and Schedule A
- Instruction Sheet: the law behind each choice (probation or at-will, exempt vs non-exempt, required benefits, pay frequency, why there is no non-compete), day-one checklist, when the form is not enough
How it works
- Buy and download the zip (Word .docx files).
- Open the Instruction Sheet; it explains every field in plain language.
- Open the Indiana edition and replace each yellow [BRACKETED FIELD].
- Delete the cover page, print or sign electronically, keep the signed original with your records.
Questions
Is this employment offer letter + employee confidentiality agreement valid in Indiana?
Yes. The Indiana edition is the state-neutral form with the Indiana statute, filing office and document names typed in, and the clauses Indiana treats differently adjusted. It is a template you complete yourself; have an attorney licensed in Indiana review it if your situation is unusual.
What file do I get?
A zip with the Indiana edition and all other 50 state editions, each as Word (.docx) files in English and Spanish, plus the Instruction Sheet. Open in Microsoft Word, Google Docs or LibreOffice.
How do I complete it?
Open the Instruction Sheet first. Replace each yellow [BRACKETED FIELD] with your information, delete the options you do not use, delete the cover page, then print or e-sign.
Do I need a notary or a lawyer?
The Instruction Sheet says when a signature needs a notary and lists the situations where the form is not enough and an attorney should review it.
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