service contract

British  

noun

1. a contract between an employer and a senior employee, esp a director, executive, etc

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Example Sentences

Auto-renew terms, argued purveyors of home service contracts in a friend-of-the-court brief, appreciate automatic renewals “because they take one thing off their plate given busy workdays, hectic family schedules, or other demanding circumstances.”

From Los Angeles Times

It would take over the service contracts currently held by private firms in England as they expire in the future.

From BBC

The agency also has proposed prohibiting pay-TV operators from imposing a fee for early termination of a service contract, saying such charges can restrict consumer choice.

From Seattle Times

Kati Sagawa, a spokesperson for the college, said in an email Friday the college fulfilled the secretary of state’s request with “a client service contract that involved Logically.”

From Seattle Times

Over the past year 16 surgeries across Northern Ireland have asked to hand back their health service contracts, with many doctors complaining that it had become impossible to staff and manage the service.

From BBC