Centelon Confidential: Candidate Non-Disclosure Agreement & Consent to Interview Process
To evaluate a potential employment opportunity (the “Purpose”), Centelon Group or Centelon, including its subsidiaries and affiliates (“Centelon”), and the individual identified below agree as follows:
This agreement takes effect upon your application for any Centelon employment opportunity via any channel or media.
Centelon may share confidential information (“Confidential Information”) related to the Purpose. The Recipient must use reasonable care to protect it and may only use it for the Purpose.
Confidential Information excludes information that:
(a) was known to the Recipient without restriction before disclosure;
(b) becomes public through no fault of the Recipient;
(c) is lawfully received from a third party without a confidentiality obligation; or
(d) is independently developed by the Recipient.
The Recipient may disclose Confidential Information if required by law, with prior notice to Centelon unless prohibited by a court.
The Recipient agrees to participate in audio/video interviews with Centelon and its customers and will not record interviews or disclose questions to third parties.
Either party may terminate this agreement with 30 days’ written notice, but obligations regarding previously disclosed Confidential Information remain.
Unless otherwise agreed, the Recipient’s duty to protect Confidential Information expires five years after disclosure.
This agreement does not obligate either party to proceed with discussions or enter into any further agreements.
The Recipient gains no intellectual property rights beyond those needed to use the confidential information for the purpose.
This agreement does not establish employment, agency, or partnership.
This agreement is the complete understanding between the parties, superseding prior agreements. Amendments must be in writing. Failure to enforce any provision is not a waiver. The agreement is governed by the laws of India (for employees in India) or the respective country, with jurisdiction in the relevant courts.