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Common SWhen it comes to contract drafting, safeguarding one's interests is of paramount importance. A well-drafted contract should contain key elements that not only protect and secure the parties involved but also minimize the risk of disputes or misunderstandings. First and foremost, a clear and detailed description of the rights and obligations of each party should be specified. By clearly outlining what is expected from each party, there will be no room for ambiguity or misinterpretation. Additionally, incorporating provisions for potential risks and unforeseen events is crucial. Including clauses that address force majeure, termination, and dispute resolution mechanisms can provide a safety net in case of unexpected events or disagreements. These elements will ensure that each party's interests are safeguarded throughout the lifespan of the contract.Employer Responsibilities in Preventing Harassment and Discrimination



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