Non-Disclosure Agreement

[nɒn | dɪsˈkloʊʒər | əˈɡrimənt]
Definition:

A legally binding document that prevents the employee discussing commercial-in-confidence or other sensitive proprietary information with anyone else. This may be defined as people external to the firm, but may also include not disclosing information to other employees, (such as in the case of a workers compensation settlement or disciplinary action).

This is an important document for every employer to have in place in their organisations in order to protect the workplace. This is also to avoid the risk of employees using organization information or even copy and paste the company policies to start off their own businesses; A confidentiality agreement also ensures that employees do not contact the organization’s clients outside their workplace

Part of speech:
noun
Use in a sentence:
Produce a non-disclosure agreement.
Non-Disclosure Agreement