INTELLECTUAL PROPERTY RIGHTS
All intellectual property rights
(as defined below) in all material (including without
limitation; concepts, systems, designs, artwork, brands,
domain names, slogans, marks, logos, advertising and promotional
material, packaging, drawings, photographs, digital scans
and images, illustrations, database, formulae documents,
information, tooling, models, samples, test results, software,
inventions, improvements, discoveries, formulations, spreadsheets,
training modules, reports and other materials in any and
all media) produced:
• During your working hours
• In the performance of your
duties
• In connection with Renrod/Wellsway
business
• Otherwise in the course
of your employment
Will become the sole property of
Renrod/Wellsway on creation, and you hereby assign such
rights to Renrod/Wellsway. You hereby waive any and all
moral rights which you may hold in the material.
In this Handbook, ‘intellectual
property rights’ means domain names, patents, patenable
rights, copyright, design rights, utility models, trade
marks (whether or not any of the above are registered),
trade names, rights in inventions, rights in data, database
rights, rights in know-how and confidential information
and all other intellectual and industrial property and
similar or analogous rights existing under the laws of
the country and all pending applications for the right
to apply for or register the same (present, future and
contingent, and including all renewals, extensions, revivals
and all accrued rights of action).
The release of such intellectual
property rights for use outside the Company will not normally
be authorised and will require the consent of the Board
of Directors.
Breach of intellectual property
rights rules in the Company name may result in disciplinary
action, which could lead to dismissal and legal action.
