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One way to facilitate a good working relationship is to start with an employment contract. Employment contracts set conditions of employment and protect the interests of both workers and the employer. These contracts are particularly important when hiring a cook, as the issue of intellectual property can be left to a broad interpretation if it is not well defined and documented. If a cook works without a contract defining their rights and the rights of the employer, he may have the opportunity to leave an establishment with something as important as a cornerstone recipe, and the results can be devastating for the restaurateur.