hiring-review

Review employment offer letters for jurisdiction-specific compliance and clause enforceability.

183|37|Updated May 15, 2026
One-click install
npx skills add https://github.com/zhou210712/claude-for-legal-ZH --skill hiring-review-zhou210712
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Skill: hiring-review
Source: https://github.com/zhou210712/claude-for-legal-ZH/tree/main/employment-legal/skills/hiring-review
Command: npx skills add https://github.com/zhou210712/claude-for-legal-ZH --skill hiring-review-zhou210712

SYSTEM DOCUMENTATION & REQUIREMENTS

What problem does it solve?

This Skill helps you review an employment offer letter for jurisdiction-specific compliance, especially around working hours classification, enforceability of non-compete and confidentiality clauses, and required disclosures.

Core Features & Use Cases

  • Jurisdiction check first: Identifies the employee’s actual work location (not the company HQ) and flags when the jurisdiction is not covered by the configured reference table.
  • Working hours classification validation: Verifies whether the offer letter supports standard hours vs. comprehensive calculation hours vs. irregular work, including whether approvals appear to be in place where required.
  • Non-compete & confidentiality enforceability review: Checks whether restrictive clauses appear legally compatible in the relevant jurisdiction and highlights missing/unsafe points; outputs draft-level findings for attorney review.
  • Offer-letter content compliance: Checks offer-letter terms against common mandatory requirements (e.g., notice obligations, trial period legality, and that the offer letter should not replace the written labor contract).
  • Use case: When you receive a new candidate’s offer letter (or you paste its text), you can quickly produce a structured review with “can send / needs changes / needs escalation” options and clear action items.

Quick Start

Use the hiring-review skill to review the attached offer letter file for the candidate’s actual work location and get a draft review ready for attorney confirmation.

Frequently Asked Questions about hiring-review

High-intent search queries and answers about installing and using this skill.

FAQPage Schema
How do I review an employment offer letter for jurisdiction compliance?

To review an employment offer letter for jurisdiction compliance, the skill identifies the employee's actual work location, validates working hours classification, checks non-compete enforceability, and outputs a structured draft with citations for attorney confirmation.

Can I use this to check non-compete and confidentiality clause enforceability?

Yes, you can check non-compete and confidentiality clause enforceability. The skill evaluates whether restrictive clauses appear legally compatible in the relevant jurisdiction and highlights missing or unsafe points for attorney review.

How do I validate working hours classification in a labor contract?

Validating working hours classification involves verifying whether the offer letter supports standard hours, comprehensive calculation hours, or irregular work, and flagging whether required approvals appear to be in place for the specific jurisdiction.

Does the offer letter review support remote or hybrid work locations?

The offer letter review supports remote and hybrid work locations by identifying the employee's actual work location rather than the company HQ, and flagging scenarios where the jurisdiction is not covered by the configured reference table.

What happens when jurisdiction coverage is insufficient during an offer review?

When jurisdiction coverage or search results are insufficient during an offer review, the skill produces explicit 'needs research' flags and 'needs escalation' options alongside clear action items to guide further legal verification.

Do I need an attorney to finalize the draft review generated by this skill?

Yes, an attorney is needed to finalize the draft review. The skill produces draft-level findings with citations and explicit action items, explicitly designed for scenarios requiring attorney confirmation before the offer letter is sent.