Apprenticeship contract requires written consensual execution and mutual obligations, including safeguards for minors. An Apprentice is a person bound by a contract of apprenticeship to serve an employer while the employer undertakes to instruct and to maintain or pay ... Summary
Apprenticeship contract requires written consensual execution and mutual obligations, including safeguards for minors.
An Apprentice is a person bound by a contract of apprenticeship to serve an employer while the employer undertakes to instruct and to maintain or pay wages; such contracts are ordinarily required to be in writing and executed by the apprentice, a minor is bound only if the contract is overall beneficial, guardians may covenant for performance, part execution and recitals can evidence mutual obligations, and a corporation may take an apprentice.
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