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1. Return of Property: Required when one party needs to return physical or digital assets to the other

2. Future Cooperation: Used when ongoing cooperation may be needed for transitions or legal proceedings

3. Social Media: Added when specific social media behavior needs to be addressed

4. Reference Provision: Included when parties agree on the content and handling of employment references

5. Tax Indemnification: Required when payment terms have tax implications that need to be addressed

6. Exceptions to Release: Used when certain claims or rights need to be preserved

7. Revocation Period: Required in agreements with employees over 40 (if using US standards) or when mandated by applicable law

8. Non-Admission of Liability: Added when parties want to explicitly state that the agreement is not an admission of wrongdoing

1. Schedule A - Released Claims: Detailed list of specific claims being released

2. Schedule B - Payment Terms: Details of any monetary consideration, including payment schedule

3. Schedule C - Approved Public Statement: Pre-approved language for public communications about the separation or resolution

4. Schedule D - Excluded Claims: List of claims specifically excluded from the release