Most U.S. states allow at-will employment, meaning you can hire and fire without a formal contract. A simple job offer letter works fine. Skip the complex contract unless you have specific needs like protecting trade secrets or non-compete agreements.
When you're hiring employees legally, I think employers can create more problems for themselves thinking they've gotta give them an employment contract or something like that. The at-will concept in most states is, especially for the small business owner, hire 'em. If you don't like 'em, you can fire 'em. If they don't like their job, they can quit. That's what's at-will. And I think people think they've gotta give a contract, but they really don't. Just make an offer and they can accept it or reject it, and you can pay it or fire 'em.
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