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ARTICLE · 19 MAY 2022

Best Practices Of ESOP Agreement

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Most of company's policies are drafted with an aim to build a strong consumer market and to diversify and expand its business in order to satisfy the growing concerns and needs of the...

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Most of company's policies are drafted with an aim to build a strong consumer market and to diversify and expand its business in order to satisfy the growing concerns and needs of the consumers. However, the companies are also increasingly accepting the importance of retaining the force behind their boosting revenues. Recruiting and training employees is a very taxing and onerous task and companies face great difficulty when they are unable to retain their talent.

To build strong long term relationships with employees it is necessary to keep them happy and make them feel a part of the organization they are working for and what better way than to give them a stake in the ownership of the company through Employee Stock Option Plan (ESOP)

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