Employment Agreements

noun a formal legal agreement, contract, or document, especially one relating to the borrowing of money or the hiring of labor

verb to bind by or as if by an indenture; to bind into service by or as if by indenture; to apprentice

• The indenture outlined the terms and conditions of the agreement between the two parties.
• They signed an indenture to seal the deal.
• The indenture was like a fancy contract, man.
• The indenture of trust between them was unbreakable.

verb to refrain from insisting on or enforcing (a rule, penalty, or right)

• The company decided to waive the application fee for all new customers.
• I heard they're waiving the late fee if you pay by the end of the week.
• They're totally gonna waive that charge, no worries.
• She had to waive her pride in order to ask for help.

adjective not capable of being enforced or carried out

• The contract was deemed unenforceable due to a lack of consideration from both parties.
• They couldn't enforce the agreement because it wasn't valid.
• The deal was a bust because it was unenforceable.
• Their promise was as unenforceable as a house of cards.