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Question: Does anyone have a sample Laptop Responsibility Agreement? I'm looking for a model to use for employees to sign when they are given a laptop. The doc would describe the laptop, and outline the employees responsibility for care. For exemple, it would state that the employee has to replace if it is lost or stolen?

Any ideas on where to find a model? Thanks!

JREIN

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by ejgilroy

I acknowledge and agree that (company name) will loan me the following equipment to assist me with job duties and work related assignments.

I agree to follow all company policies and procedures regarding the safeguarding of these company assets and acknowledge that I will be personally responsible for any loss or theft of the company assets described below while it is under my assignment. Release of responsibility may only be occasioned by strict adherence to company policies and proceduresregarding safeguarding of these assets. THIS EQUIPMENT AND ALL RELATED SOFTWARE REMAINS THE SOLE PROPERTY OF (COMPANY NAME)., I UNDERSTAND THAT I AM NOT PERMITTED TO INSTALL ANY SOFTWARE FOR ANY PURPOSES UNLESS EXPRESSLY AUTHORIZED, IN WRITING, BY THE INFORMATION SERVICES DEPARTMENT.

I agree that in the event I leave (company name) employment voluntarily or non-voluntary I shall return the described equipment within five days of my last active day with the company.

I hereby allow (company name) to use reasonable means including, but not limited to, withholding pay to recover losses due to my failure to adhere to company policy and procedures.

If notebook computers, projectors, and other (company name) assets are transported outside of the home; note that company property may not be covered if stolen or lost by a homeowners policy, we suggest you review your policy.

I acknowledge that I received on loan the following items of (company name) property:
(list of equipment)
(signatures)

by road-dog

I had an employer try to get me to sign an agreement along this line a few years ago. You may reconsider the verbage relating to employee homeowner policy.

The agreement I was sent to sign went back with a letter from Allstate (the company insuring my home) that the increase in my homeowner's policy would be in the neighborhood of $120.00 per year to cover the loss of the SOHO equiment in my home.

I counter proposed that if the company would pay this increase for the duration of the equipment being in my posession, then I would sign.

To make a long story short, the company assumed the liability and removed the verbage from the letter.

by pvdwalt

JREIN, other than the posted reply di you get anything else? I am also looking for a good example that I can give to our users.

Kind regards
Pieter

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