Volunteer agreement model document
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Volunteer agreement model document

12 Feb 2010 | Alastair Keatinge
Topics: Volunteering

Legal advice is normally to treat volunteers differently to employees. However, with charities increasingly using volunteers in the delivery of contracts and tenders, it is advisable to have some form of legal agreement between the charity and a volunteer. The following model document needs to be tailored to the needs of your organization and taking legal advice is recommended.

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