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Training cost repayment agreement (Austria)
Why it matches: You want to set out what is repaid if the job ends soon after the training.
Austria · in German
An agreement on repaying training costs under § 2d of the Austrian Employment Contract Law Adaptation Act (AVRAG), in German: in writing, before the training begins and with the exact amount, as the law and the courts require, for training that gives specialist skills usable with other employers too. With a bond of at most four years (eight in special cases), a monthly pro-rata reduction, the cases in which the law excludes repayment (probation, the employer's notice, justified resignation, end of a fixed term) and the rule of § 11b AVRAG that the employer pays for training the job requires.
Mutual agreement to end employment (Cyprus)
Why it matches: You want an agreement ending employment by mutual consent, without a dismissal or a resignation.
Cyprus · in Greek
The agreement by which an employer and an employee in Cyprus end the employment contract together, without a dismissal or a resignation. It sets the last working day, the pay and annual leave still owed, any agreed lump sum and when it is paid, the return of equipment, a certificate of employment and continuing confidentiality, with a settlement clause that leaves untouched any rights the law does not allow to be waived. It rests on the Contract Law, Cap. 149, which requires free consent.
Resolution appointing or removing a director (Cyprus)
Why it matches: A director has resigned and the company needs to record the change.
Cyprus · in Greek
A Cypriot company's resolution appointing a new director, removing a director or recording a resignation under the Companies Law, Cap. 113: the company's details with its HE number, how the decision is taken, the director's details with identity card, passport or ARC number, the date it takes effect, the appointee's acceptance and who files. Section 178 allows a director to be removed without consent by ordinary resolution at a general meeting, after 28 days' special notice; the articles may provide another route too. The change is notified separately to the Registrar of Companies on form HE4 within 14 days.
Minutes appointing or removing the president of an SAS or the manager of an SARL (France)
Why it matches: Your company’s manager has resigned and you need minutes recording the end of office and the successor.
France · in French
For recording the appointment of a new president of a French SAS or SASU, or manager of an SARL or EURL, the end of the previous one's office (removal, resignation or end of term), or both, by decision of the sole member, the meeting or a deed signed by all. It gives the effective date, term and pay, and the person appointed signs to accept. The change is then declared online on the one-stop business formalities portal, with the legal notice and the new officer's declaration of no conviction. In French.
Resignation of a GmbH managing director (Austria)
Why it matches: Something serious has happened in the company and you want to resign with immediate effect.
Austria · in German
The declaration by which a managing director of an Austrian GmbH or FlexCo resigns under § 16a of the Austrian Limited Liability Companies Act (GmbHG) — at once for good cause, otherwise after 14 days or on a later date. The same letter goes to every shareholder; the other managing directors and any supervisory board chair receive a copy. With the request to file the end of the director's authority with the company register (Firmenbuch, § 17 GmbHG) and an acknowledgement of receipt, since receipt has to be proved. In German.
General self-declaration in lieu of certificates (Italy)
Why it matches: You are applying for a public-sector job in Italy and must declare your qualifications.
Italy · in Italian
An Italian free-form self-declaration, in Italian (art. 46 of Presidential Decree 445/2000), stating personal status, qualities and facts in place of a certificate: an educational qualification, membership of a professional register, being alive, income and the other cases the law lists. With the warning on penalties (art. 76) and the note on signing (art. 38). Public bodies and private parties must accept it; many bodies publish free models. No stamp duty is due (art. 37). Sign it in front of the official or hand it in with a copy of an identity document.
Freelance contract with grant of usage rights (Germany)
Why it matches: You want a freelance contract that describes genuinely independent work, not a disguised job.
Germany · in German
A contract between a business and a self-employed freelancer in Germany — in design, copywriting, programming, consulting or media, for example — granting usage rights in the work results under the German Copyright Act (UrhG). It describes genuinely independent work, without instructions on time, place and method and without integration into the client's organisation, and covers the fee, the small-business VAT rule, the artists' social levy, confidentiality and termination. It states the risk of disguised employment plainly: the facts decide, not the label (§ 7(1) SGB IV). With a choice on the status determination under § 7a SGB IV. In German.
Open-ended employment contract (Greece)
Why it matches: You are taking someone on permanently and want the job, hours, pay and probation set out clearly.
Greece · in Greek
A Greek employment contract with no end date, written for the Labour Law Code (Presidential Decree 62/2025) and the 2025–26 changes: job and duties, place of work, hours, gross pay in figures and words, the holiday bonuses and leave allowance, probation of up to six months and how the contract ends. It gives the essential terms in writing, as the law requires within one week, and sets out the ERGANI II steps: the contract itself is no longer filed, but since 16 February 2026 the employee must accept the hiring notice before starting.
Open-ended employment contract (Cyprus)
Why it matches: Someone has been working for you without a written contract and you want to put the job on a proper footing.
Cyprus · in Greek
A written employment contract with no end date for an employee in Cyprus: job and duties, place and hours of work, gross salary in words, payment into a bank account, social insurance, 20 or 24 days' annual leave, probation and termination under the Termination of Employment Law. It gives in writing the terms Law 25(I)/2023 requires the employer to hand over, the core ones within seven days of the start, and protects confidential information without a non-compete clause, which Cypriot law would treat as void.
Unpaid leave agreement (Greece)
Why it matches: You want to take a few months off work in Greece without pay and keep your job.
Greece · in Greek
The agreement by which a Greek employer and employee set up unpaid leave: the period, the return date, the suspension of work and pay while the employment contract continues, and the return to the same job. In Greece such leave is granted only by an individual written agreement, for up to a year (art. 62 of Law 4808/2021) — the employer is not obliged to grant it — and the agreement must be filed in ERGANI II before the leave starts. That is why it is a document for both to sign, not a mere request.
Formal demand to a company with an invitation to negotiate (Spain)
Why it matches: A repair job at home was done badly and the firm will not come back to fix it.
Spain · in Spanish · for consumers
For a consumer in Spain whose contract a company is not honouring (a service badly done, a wrongful charge, a refund that never comes) and who wants to demand it before going to court. The letter describes the breach, requires the company to perform and, in the same letter, invites it to negotiate for thirty days: the prior attempt to negotiate that Spanish Organic Law 1/2025 has required since 3 April 2025 before a claim can be filed. Send it by burofax with certified content, which proves what was sent and when. In Spanish.
Mutual termination agreement for an employment contract (Spain)
Why it matches: You and your employer in Spain have agreed to end your job by mutual agreement.
Spain · in Spanish
For an employer and an employee in Spain who decide together to end the employment contract (art. 49.1.a of the Spanish Workers' Statute). It sets the termination date, any compensation they agree, the settlement of what is owed up to that day (pay, extra payments, holidays) and the return of company property. Ending a job by mutual agreement gives no right to Spanish unemployment benefit. Both sides sign, each keeping a copy. In Spanish.
Receipt for occasional work without a VAT number (Italy)
Why it matches: You did a one-off job for a company in Italy without a VAT number and they want a receipt before paying you.
Italy · in Italian
For someone doing occasional self-employed work in Italy without a VAT number: the receipt, in Italian, that the worker gives the client on being paid, with both parties' details and tax codes, the work, the gross fee, 20% withholding tax if the client is a withholding agent, the net amount, the outside-VAT statement and a space for the €2 revenue stamp above €77.47. It is not an invoice: anyone with a VAT number invoices only electronically through the Exchange System (SdI).
Full-time open-ended employment contract (CDI) (France)
Why it matches: You want a written contract setting out the job, pay, hours and probation period for a new recruit.
France · in French
A full-time open-ended employment contract (CDI) for a job in mainland France or an overseas department other than Mayotte: post and category, place of work, probation period and its renewal within articles L. 1221-19 to L. 1221-21 of the French Labour Code, 35 hours a week, pay, paid leave, notice, collective agreement, supplementary pension and provident bodies, and the other information an employee must be given (decree no. 2023-1004 of 30 October 2023). No non-compete or mobility clause. Signed in two originals. In French.
Cancelling a gym or other subscription: loi Chatel or legitimate reason (France)
Why it matches: A move or the loss of your job means you want to leave your gym for a reason your contract allows.
France · in French · for consumers
For a subscriber to a gym, magazine, streaming service or club in France who wants to stop. As you choose: cancellation at the end of the term with the contract's notice; free cancellation at any time when the business did not remind you, one to three months before the end of the term, of your right not to renew (the loi Chatel, Article L. 215-1 of the French Consumer Code); or cancellation for a legitimate reason the contract provides for. For a subscription taken out online, the 'cancel' button is often quicker. In French, to send by registered post with proof of receipt.
Contract for work with a freelancer — neue Selbständige (Austria)
Why it matches: You work freelance in Austria without a trade licence and are taking on a design, text or translation job.
Austria · in German
A contract for work for freelancers in Austria who are insured as new self-employed persons (neue Selbständige) under the GSVG with the SVS, typically without a trade licence: for a defined result such as a logo, a translation, a text or software. It covers the description of the work, independent performance, the duty to warn under § 1168a ABGB, acceptance, a fixed price or a cost estimate, rights of use and confidentiality. The page explains what sets a Werkvertrag apart from a free service contract: under § 539a ASVG, how the work is actually done decides. In German.
Post-employment non-compete agreement (Germany)
Why it matches: Your employer in Germany has asked you to sign a non-compete agreement for the time after the job ends.
Germany · in German
An agreement barring an employee in Germany from competing after the job ends, in German, under §§ 74 ff. of the German Commercial Code (HGB): the barred activities, the area, a length of at most two years and the compensation of at least half the last pay without which the ban is not binding. With the offset of other earnings, the duty to report them and the employer's waiver under § 75a HGB. Written form: print it, both sign by hand, and the employee is handed an original signed by the employer.
Business-to-business services agreement (Cyprus)
Why it matches: A business client keeps paying your invoices late and you want payment terms in writing for the next job.
Cyprus · in Greek
An agreement between two businesses in Cyprus for the supply of services under the Contract Law, Cap. 149: the services and what is excluded, term, fee plus VAT, invoicing and payment terms, complaints and corrections, independent performance, confidentiality, intellectual property in the deliverables, a liability cap and termination. Late payment carries the interest (ECB reference rate plus eight points) and the €40 of Law 123(I)/2012. It has no non-compete, which section 27 of Cap. 149 makes void, with narrow exceptions, and it needs no stamp duty.
Unpaid leave agreement (Cyprus)
Why it matches: You want to take a few months off work in Cyprus without pay and keep your job.
Cyprus · in Greek
A written agreement between an employer and an employee in Cyprus for leave without pay: how long it lasts, the return date, what happens to the employment contract, social insurance and length of service, and which benefits continue. Unpaid leave is granted by agreement between the two, which is why its terms are best written down before it starts. The employment contract is suspended, not ended, and the employee returns to the job on the date set.
Tenant's notice ending a tenancy (Cyprus)
Why it matches: You have found a new place or a job elsewhere and want to leave before the lease ends.
Cyprus · in Greek · for tenants
The written notice by which a tenant of a home in Cyprus ends the tenancy: under the lease's break clause, with the notice an open-ended tenancy requires, at the end of the agreed term, or as an offer to end it by agreement where the lease gives no other way out. It sets the end date and the date the home is handed back, asks for the deposit to be returned to a bank account, and is sent by registered post or by hand, so that what was sent and when can be proved.
Permanent employment contract (Romania)
Why it matches: You are taking someone on permanently and want the job, pay and working hours set out.
Romania · in Romanian
A Romanian permanent employment contract, following the framework model in Order no. 2171/2022, which replaced the old Order no. 64/2003: the parties, probation, place of work, job with its COR code, working time and schedule, leave, salary and pay date, notice periods, duties, the risks of the job, evaluation criteria, training and each side's rights and obligations, from letter A to T. It must be signed and entered in the general employee register by the day before work starts.
Open-ended employment contract (Spain)
Why it matches: You are offering a permanent job to someone who has been working for you without a written contract.
Spain · in Spanish
For a company or self-employed person in Spain hiring an employee on an open-ended contract, full-time or part-time. It sets out the position and professional group, the collective agreement, a trial period within the limits of art. 14 of the Spanish Workers' Statute, working hours, salary and the two extra payments, holidays, training and notice, with the written information required by Spanish Royal Decree 723/2026. Signed in two copies before work starts. In Spanish.
Fee notice and request for payment (not an invoice) (Italy)
Why it matches: You have finished a job for a client in Italy and want to ask for payment before issuing the invoice.
Italy · in Italian · for creditors
For professionals and self-employed workers in Italy asking to be paid before invoicing: the Italian fee notice (avviso di parcella) lists the work, the fee, any pension contribution, VAT and withholding tax, the total and the IBAN, and asks for payment by a date. It has no tax value and is not an invoice: anyone with a VAT number issues the electronic invoice through the Exchange System (SdI) on payment; anyone without one gives an occasional-work receipt. Sent by e-mail, PEC or registered post.
Claim for medical expenses to a supplementary health fund or insurer (Italy)
Why it matches: You paid for a private visit in Italy and the health fund from your job should refund it.
Italy · in Italian
An Italian letter, in Italian, from a member of a supplementary health fund, a mutual fund or a health insurance policy, claiming back visits, tests, treatment or hospital stays already paid: it lists the invoices and prescriptions enclosed, gives the IBAN and asks to be told in writing of any missing documents. It is for funds that accept claims by post or PEC, or to chase a claim that has stalled; if the fund has its own members’ area or form, use those. It holds health data, so it is sold blank and filled in by hand.
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