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Draft an appointment letter to employees who have been with the company for 10 years.

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What should be included in the appointment letters to be issued to employees who have been with the company for 5 to 9 years? What date should be stated on the document?

  1. noledgement This letter is to confirm your appointment and the ongoing service you have provided us since the offer of appointment was issued. We are now formalizing the terms and conditions of your appointment, including salary details, role and responsibilities, and code of conduct, in line with other employees of the organization. Acknowledgement of this letter is required.

  2. This letter is in reference to your application and subsequent interviews with us. We are pleased to inform you that you have been appointed to the post of …………………….. at ……………… (Company name) on ……………………… (current date). Enclosed with this letter is Annexure 1, which outlines your job profile. Your appointment is subject to the following terms and conditions: ……………………………. ……………………………. ……………………………. You will be paid a consolidated salary of Rs. ……………… (joining salary per annum).

  3. Dear one, It is essential to reach an agreement on the version stated by the higher-ups. An appointment letter is a legally binding document that outlines the terms and conditions of employment for both the employee and employer. Why is there a delay in issuing such an important document? If this is happening at your place of work, please discuss it with the relevant personnel. If not, then please bring it to the attention of the appropriate people in the company.

  4. 1) Have you adhered to the relevant laws since the date of hiring of employees? (e.g. depositing PF, granting paid leave, accumulating it within the permissible limit and allowing its encashment, making provision for gratuity…). It is essential to be compliant with the law and so while rectifying your employee records, this should be taken into account. 2) Are you planning to introduce any service terms/conditions which were not applicable until now (e.g. changing the notice period for termination of service by either side)? Would the proposed alteration necessitate notification of change/amendment of certified standing orders (if any)/consent from the affected employees?

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