An NDA (non-disclosure agreement) is a legal document that outlines the confidential information that two or more parties will share with one another and their obligations to keep that information private. NDAs are frequently used in business relationships, including those involving designers, to safeguard confidential information and maintain privacy. Both the employer and the employee can benefit from contracts. If a signed agreement’s participant violates the contrast, compensation or disciplinary action may be taken. When they leave their jobs, are forced to resign, or are laid off, employees occasionally receive compensation. The former employee may receive a severance package from the employer. My internship didn’t require me to sign a confidentiality or non-disclosure agreement in order to start working with the nonprofit organization. Because it raised awareness of the services and dispute the business proves, we were permitted to share the work we did.
Works Cited
Cousins, Carrie. “Why Every Designer Needs a Code of Ethics.” Design Shack, 5 August 2014, https://designshack.net/articles/business-articles/why-every-designer-needs-a-code-of-ethics/. Accessed 14 July 2023.
Joanne Stone and Lana Rigsby, editor. “AIGA GUIDE TO COPYRIGHT.” AIGA DESIGN BUSINESS AND ETHICS, Richard Grefé, AIGA, 2009.
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