Wednesday, December 8, 2010
Merry Christmas Letter to Co-Workers and Officemates
Dear Friends and Co-Workers,
As we enter the holiday season, let me be the first to greet you a very merry Christmas filled with love and joy. Its been a very tough year for our company, but here's to 2011 to good tidings! And don't forget, for most of us, its our 3rd year of working together as a group, I couldn't be any happier to spend celebrate another Christmas party with you guys!
All the best for the holidays~ eggnogs and gifts for everyone!
Julian
Wednesday, December 1, 2010
Thanking Supervisor for Christmas Bonus Letter
Its the holidays and the Christmas bonus is on the way, so make a thank you note for the boss that he'll remember.
Dear Mr. Elms,
Thank you for being sensitive to our well-being this season, the Christmas bonus I received is a heartwarming treat for the holidays. I am very proud to say I am an employee of Dartech Inc. and this will surely improve our department's productivity for 2011.
Enjoy the yuletide season!
All the best,
Thomas
Tuesday, November 30, 2010
Thank You for Christmas Bonus Pay
'Tis the season to thank employers for giving out the annual Christmas Bonus pay
Dear Sir,
We are so lucky to have you as our office Santa- the bringer of gifts and good news for the season. I would just like to personally thank you for the nice surprise I received today, it truly reflects that our hardwork and work efforts are much appreciated by the company.
I truly wish you a Merry Christmas!
Cheers,
Gayle
Sunday, November 14, 2010
Farewell Letter for Maternity Leave
Dear Office mates,
As you all know my due date is fast approaching and I'm about pop out a big one. Before I go on maternity leave, I would just like to thank everyone for the support and understanding you have given me the past few months. I do appreciate all of your well wishes.
As for the department files and projects I handle, please forward any concerns to our dear Mandy, she will be manning my watch while I'm away. (Mandy thanks a lot dear!)
I wish to see you all at my baby's baptismal party. Its more of a family get together with drinks and a cook-out, nothing very religious. I'll email the date and venue later on.
Wish me luck!
All the Best,
Katherine
Friday, November 12, 2010
DUI Plea Letter to Judge
The Honorable Margaret Gayle
California Superior Court
South West,Courthouse
CA 903625
Re: Case no. NSFWFTW-69
Dear Judge Gayle,
My name is James Lee Roman. I was charged for driving under the influence of alcohol on April 14, 2011. The DUI offense stems from my unfortunate decision to drive myself home after a birthday party. With my senses impaired, I eventually misjudged a turn and hit a tree straight-on. The incident caused my left leg to be fractured in several places, shards of glass also pierced my face. My injuries are extensive and the hours of physical therapy still come in very long, painful strides, but the lesson I learned here was invaluable. I truly realized that I was very fortunate that I did not injure anyone else, to have caused the same kind of damaged and pain on someone or even horribly death. I learned all of these things the hard way, the weeks I spent at the hospital and seeing my mother in tears of which such heartbreak cannot be undone. But I stand to correct myself and my ways. I would like to submit myself to an alcohol treatment program as soon as possible or on any rehabilitative program the court deems proper.
I would like to plead for leniency your honor, please allow me the opportunity to turn my life around, I believe the possibility of imprisonment is a huge factor for change alone. Still, I would like to be responsible for my actions and accept the consequences of my offense. Inside me, I believe is an indvidual who wants to be useful and productive to the community. Prior this, I have no criminal or any record of offense, my driving record is also very much clean. I have been an honor student throughout my younger years and an active volunteer at the local animal shelter.
Further, I would like to apologized for the cost and time incurred by my offense. In these dire economic times, the cost I had unfortunately brought upon the State could have been very well spent on other public services. I truly am sorry for being a burdened to the system.
More importantly, I would like to thank you for taking the time to read my letter, your honor. I am thankful to the court for the attention and consideration it has given me.
Sincerely yours,
James L. Roman
Monday, November 1, 2010
Letter Asking for the Status of my Job Interview
Dear Ma'am,
I hope my letter finds you well. I am Louise Lister and I would just like to follow-up on the status of my job application.
Last July, I applied for the junior marketing position for MilkManns Inc. and I went through 1st and 2nd interviews by mid-July. I met with the HR manager on the 1st interview who informed me that MilkManns was looking to make decisions soon. Overall, the interview was very positive. On the 2nd interview, I met with Hal Stevens, the regional marketing director and he sent me to 3rd floor to meet with Amber Davis the senior marketing director. I am uncertain about how I did with that interview, but they did let me in on their work flow and process. Miss Davis made me try out some of the pitches and asked for my opinion- I took this to be a positive sign on my part. She also disclosed that they are very much in need of a junior marketing associate to be on board.
As you might gather from my email, I remain very interested to work for MilkManns Inc. and I feel I am a suitable candidate for the job.
It's been 3 weeks since my 2nd interview. Though I know you run a very busy schedule, I would like to ask about the status of my application. I would really appreciate any word on the matter.
Thank you very much for your consideration.
Sincerely,
Louise
Thursday, October 21, 2010
Post Interview Follow-up Letter for Job Position
Dear Ma'am,
It was lovely meeting you last July 15, and I would just like to thank you for taking the time to interview me for the Digital Marketing Position at Suffix Inc.
Just to update you, I am now studying SugarCRM which was the software you stated is required for the job. I have now mastered its basic functions and I can't wait to put my new found CRM skills to the test.
I remain very interested in the position. Please do contact me if you need further details about my employment history and skills that might be helpful.
Thank you again for your consideration.
Sincerely,
Abby Dallas
Friday, October 1, 2010
Sample Letter Complaining about Employee Behavior at Work
Dear Human Resources Officer,
As you all know, I have nothing but great respect for those I work with everyday. But lately, Cristina's tardiness (coming in late, long lunch breaks and disappearing during work hours) is really affecting our production process. We really need her to be here for us and focused on her tasks. We cannot proceed to do our own jobs unless she finishes up the assembly forms assigned to her. And we are running out of time to make the May 27th deadline.
I would like to help her by informing you that Cristina may have a serious problem in her life right now that is affecting her work. I know how important and loyal she is to the company. I trust that you will do the right thing by talking to her. We are very concerned for her welfare.
I hope you will be able to help her out.
If you would like me to explain the situation further, please let me know.
Best Regards,
Joey
Monday, September 13, 2010
6 Useful Excuse Letters Due to Illness
Excuse Letter due to Diarrhea
You can easily bail out from work or school anyday due to really bad bowel movements. This stinky excuse is always valid.
Sample Excuse Letter Due to Menstrual Cramps
The case of the cramps is a common excuse for girls. Duh! this excuse will never work out for boys!
Excuse Letter due to Obscure Illness
This is an excuse letter using some obscure illness or seasonal outbreak, just go with the flow and earn your day of freedom.
Excuse Letter Due to Fever and Flu
The common cold is the most common excuse in the world.
Excuse Letter for Tooth Pain
We all get toothaches at one time or another and pain can be excruciating. This is an excuse anyone can relate to.
Excuse Letter Due to OutPatient Medical Procedure
Having surgery is an excuse that would most likely get people visiting you at the hospital. Opt for something less severe yet immediate like an outpatient procedure. Out patient procedures are often the following- dental surgery, colonoscopies, mole removal, infected or wound draining procedures.
Wednesday, September 8, 2010
Request Letter Asking Neighbors to Turn Down Loud Noise or Loud Music
Though there are noise ordinances in cities, some neighbors can't get a clue about the noise they make. So call them out with this letter without getting into a fight worthy of Springer. Hopefully the noise issue will resolve itself without the neighborly drama.
Hi Fred,
Its me Eric from 208-B. I do want to talk to you personally about this, but as you know I work odd shifts at the hospital and I really come home very tired at night. Lately, the noise level from your unit is becoming a problem in our building and I'm not the only one who took noticed. However, the other tenants have asked me to bring this to your attention since we're on the same floor.
I would like to kindly ask if it would be possible to tone down the music during the evening and on school nights. I'm also a big fan of Cher and her music, I wouldn't mind hearing your playlist in the daytime or on weekends. I hope you understand our concern.
Cheers,
Eric