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I've seen plenty of business done this way. In fact, I know of several unsigned contracts, where the terms have been agreed by all parties and signatures take MONTHS to finalise - if, indeed, they are ever signed. You don't need a signature to achieve a contract. The important feature of a...

I suspect they might just have kept their own copy of the contract. That, too, is the way employers often behave.

It's rather easier to do that than to jump over the barriers and have one of Edna Krabappel's colleagues shoot you.

The kind of people who actually did some serious negotiation about terms and eventually reached an agreement, only for both parties to agree that the terms needed to be typed up properly before signatures were appended? Fairly normal in many employment situations. If one of the parties has a...