11-09109 Santiago v United

Santiago 1977 Terms and Conditions of Employment

EXHIBIT 1


TERMS AND CONDITIONS OF EMPLOYMENT

“1. United Air Lines, Inc. (hereinafter called the "Company") hereby employs the under-
signed in the Job Title, at the rate of pay, and effective on the date show on the
Notice of Employee Status form, or in such capacity as may hereafter be designated

by the employer.

2. The employee shall devote his entire working time and his best efforts to the
discharge of his duties and to the promotion of the interests of the employer, and
shall comply with the Company's rules and regulations in effect from time to time.

3. In part consideration for the employment: of the undersigned by the Company and for
wages to be paid to the undersigned employee by the Company, the undersigned
promises and agrees as follows:

A. That he will not reveal to any person, unless authorized in writing by the
Company or its officials, any information concerning the Company's inventions,
processes and, in general, any of its business affairs of a confidential
nature.

B. That he will disclose to the Company all inventions and improvements which
he may make during his employment by the Company or within 6 months after the
termination of such employment that may be within the existing or contemplated
scope of the Company's business, and that he will, on demand, assign to the
Company all of his interest in any such inventions and improvements, executing
any papers and doing any acts which the Company may consider necessary to
secure to it or its successors or assigns any and all rights relating to such
inventions and improvements, including patents.in the United States and foreign
countries,

C. Such assignments will be made with the understanding that should the Company
decline to patent or make use of such inventions or improvements it will, on
request, release the Employee from any assignment thereof to the Company,
retaining only a non-exclusive license for itself and the right to grant a
royalty-free non-exclusive license to the United States Government with
respect thereto.

D. Such assignment will be made with the further understanding that, in the event
the Company does patent or make use of such inventions or improvements, and
licenses or otherwise disposes of the same to others, it will, after caring
for its costs, apportion and pay to the Employee a share of any net revenue
received therefor from outside sources determined on some equitable vasis of
the Company's selection. In determining that basis the Company will take in-
to consideration the nature of the invention and the nature of the Employee's

duties,

-4, In view of the mitual benefits resulting herefrom, and for no other psy or re-
muneration, I grant to United Air Lines, Inc., or to others so authorized by United
Air Lines, the right to use at its option my name, statements made by me relating
to United's service, and photographs of me alone or with others taken for or by
United Air Lines. It is understood that said use of my name, statements made by
me or photographs of me may be used not only in advertising done by United Air Lines
or publicity issued by United Air Lines but also in promotional advertising wherein
United Air Lines will agree to the use of my name, statements or photographs in
connection with the advertising or publicity program of other companies, Such
advertising will have the sanction of United Air Lines and will be reviewed and
Spproved by United Air Lines prior to publication.

Employment is accepted and retained under the foregoing conditions.

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