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This U.S. Employee Handbook (“Handbook”) is intended to help you become
               acquainted with some important policies and practices of nou Systems (The Company).

               While no handbook can be an all-inclusive document covering every possible scenario,
               this Handbook provides significant guidance and information regarding how we approach
               certain matters of fundamental importance. All employees are expected to read and sign
               the acknowledgement form at the end of this Handbook stating that you understand its
               contents. Please take time to review the policies contained in this Handbook.  If you have
               questions,  feel  free  to  ask  your  manager  or  to  contact  Human  Resources  at
               HR@nousystems.com
               .
               From time to time, the information included in our Handbook may change. Except for the
               policy of “at will,” which can only be modified in a writing and signed by the Company’s
               CEO, the Company may change, rescind or add to any policies, benefits or practices from
               time to time in its sole discretion, with or without prior notice. The Company will keep you
               informed of changes through suitable lines of communication. Nothing in this Handbook,
               or any other document describing employment policies or benefit plans, creates or is
               intended to create a contract, promise  or representation of continued employment, or
               continued terms and conditions of employment, for any employee.

               This  Handbook  replaces  all  earlier  handbooks  and  supersedes  all  prior  inconsistent
               policies, practices, and procedures. It is the property of the Company, and it is intended
               for  the  personal  use  and  reference  by  employees  of  the  Company.  This  Handbook
               governs all of the Company’s U.S.  employees, and it is generally based upon federal
               laws and certain state laws. The applicable state and local laws of an employee’s primary
               office location, or, in the case of remote employees, residence, ultimately apply.

               Please  see  the  Local  Appendices  at  the  end  of  this  Handbook  for  information  about
               important policy differences in certain locations. Please contact The Human Resources
               with any question as to the applicability of any policy in any location.





























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