An Offer of Employment is a legally binding document that is issued by an employer to an individual, offering them a job. It outlines the terms of the employment, including the duties, salary, and other benefits of the role. It typically also includes certain conditions, such as a probationary period, a required notice period, and the ability for the employer to terminate the employment. There are two main types of Offer of Employment: a conditional offer and an unconditional offer. A conditional offer of employment is one that includes certain conditions that must be met before the individual can begin work. These conditions may include background checks, medical tests, or the completion of training. An unconditional offer of employment is one that requires no further actions by the individual and allows them to begin work immediately.