Saturday, July 9, 2011
Excuse Letter for Student
Dear Teacher,
Kindly excuse Hamish Styron for missing three school days. He has been wrought with high fever and cough due to a bacterial infection. He is now better and ready to catch up on any of the lessons he missed.
Thank you for your consideration on the matter.
Sincerely,
Mrs. Williams
Friday, June 24, 2011
Customer Feedback Letter to Store Management
Dear Shop Manager,
I have been an advocate of your products and services for many years in my own neighborhood. Your products have served their purpose well in our household, as they have always been durable and used till worn out. In fact, I have allocated a great part of our household budget shopping regularly for items we need at your store and I can’t say I regret that decision.
Unfortunately, as of late, the lines to the cashier have been much longer and worker efficiency seems to have become a less important aspect at your store. I spend a great deal of my time now in your store waiting in line than shopping. Though I believe your store may have room for some improvements for its customers, I still do believe in the quality of your products and I hope that next time we come over to shop, there would be more store staff around to handle the long queues for our purchases.
Hope you will take our customer feedback into consideration.
Regards,
John Halperin
Wednesday, May 11, 2011
Complaint Letter regarding Credit Charge Off
Dear Sir,
I am writing to you in an effort to settle my account which has been listed as "Charge Off." I would like to contest that this is not the case. There is a recent balance owed on the account that has not been entered on my credit record.
I am willing to pay in full whatever balance is left. Please update your records and remove the error on my personal credit file. I will call your office in a few days to check on the matter. Your anticipated cooperation is appreciated.
Thank you,
Mira Rhodes
Consumer
Monday, April 11, 2011
Notice of Grievance filed against Employee
A letter addressing an erring employee to undergo investigation regarding a grievance notice of misconduct.
Dear Charlotte,
We are to begin the investigation regarding the grievance filed against you which is the willful and deliberate falsification of working hours by having other employees login on your behalf by using your secured company ID.
To ensure fairness to all parties involved, we would like you to come in for a meeting at the human resources office of which your shift supervisor will be present. We would like to give you an opportunity to explain why such a grievance is filed against you by your co-worker and if there is truth to the matter at hand, you will be charged with the offense and the provisions in the employee's handbook shall be meted out accordingly. As part of protocol, we must settle this grievance within 24 hours from the receipt of the grievance notice.
Signed:
Elisabeth Stenton
Manager - Human Resources
Friday, April 1, 2011
Limit Breaks During Working Hours Letter
To All Employees,
Please limit your cigarette breaks during working hours.
Please follow the designated break time schedules in your respective departments. Failing to return on time from a break will result to corrective measures as define in the company's code of conduct.
Employees must be on the work area five minutes before their shifts.
Regards,
Ruben Baldwin
Human Resources Manager
Wednesday, March 30, 2011
Letter to Employees regarding Overtime Pay
To all Employees,
Overtime compensation shall be paid only to those who have secured overtime permits from their supervisors prior to the actual overtime period. Please make sure your overtime slips are approved and signed. Work performed in excess of the employee's official working hours shall be compensated with an additional premium of 25% of the daily basic hourly rate on a regular day.
This procedure applies to all employees, failure to comply will not guarantee your immediate compensation with regards to the overtime pay.
For any concerns with past overtime work hours rendered, please notify your supervisor and Miss Ross from the Payroll-Accounting department.
Best Regards,
Joshua Philips
Human Resources
Thursday, January 27, 2011
Manager's Letter to Assistant: Dealing with Clients While Boss is on Leave
Dear Cosette,
Please informed the marketing executives from SouthwestTech that I will be on leave on their requested tour dates. Also it will now be your responsibility to handle all client calls from SouthwestTech and Dern LLC.
If they do visit, please show them around our facility. They would like to know where the main server room is located. This meet and greet would help them decide on the price estimate on our last proposal.
You may impress upon them that our facilities come with an on-site crew and 24-hour technical support; that the video conference rooms are available anytime. However, for safety concerns we do not allow children in the premises, we are not a park or a daycare facility. Please remind Mr. Nancy of this, as the SouthwestTech tend to bring along their kids offsite. Inform him to lock all their reservation dates by the end of the month.
I have place great trust in you. You have come this far Cosette, so do me proud. If any problem arises, call me on my alternate number.
Regards,
Vonda