[ SAGE-AU] OSDA Suggested Clauses, Option 1 These clauses may be useful for a software developer who will be working for a company that supports Open Source software, but who also pays the developer for work that will not be released as Open Source. These are the most detailed clauses to date. In these clauses, replace "[employer]" with the employer's name. ---------------------------------------------------------------------------- 1 - Intellectual Property 1.1The Employee expressly covenants that all discoveries, inventions, improvements and developments relating in any way to the business activities of [employer] which may be discovered, invented, improved or developed by the Employee during their employment, whether during regular office hours or otherwise and wheresoever discovered, invented, improved or developed, will be the exclusive and sole property of [employer]. The Employee must disclose promptly to [employer] and hereby assigns to [employer] without further compensation, all rights, title and interest in the said discoveries, inventions, improvements and developments whether conceived or developed by him solely or jointly with others and will on the request of [employer] execute all documents and do all such things as may be requested by [employer] to confirm or perfect the rights, title and interest in such property provided that [employer] will bear all costs and expenses associated therewith. 1.2The Employee hereby assign to [employer] in perpetuity all present and future rights, title and interests in all works as defined in the Copyright Act 1968 in all countries throughout the world, created by him whilst doing any act or carrying out any task, whether alone or together with other persons, in the course of their employment under this Agreement; including without limitation: a. all the rights that a copyright owner has under the Copyright Act 1968 and under any similar legislation in any country; b. the right to apply for and maintain design, copyright, trade mark or patent registration; and c. the right to sue for past infringements. d. any moral rights that he may hold in such works. In this respect the Employee consents to 1. the alteration and variation in any manner of such works; and 2. the use of such works without any attribution of authorship. 1.3The provisions of this Section 1 shall not include Open Source software or code developed by the Employee during the term of their employement provided such software or code is i. Open Source; ii. developed independently by the Employee on their own time and equipment; iii. not created for sale or other commercial use, and iv. not connected to [employer], its clients, or any pending development task within [employer]'s business. The Employee agrees to unconditionally disclose all such software or code to [employer] immediately upon its creation.