A new employee is joining – that means to avoid confusion and to welcome that new employee, an announcement letter should be sent to the entire staff. This letter is the best way to introduce your new member of your work family to everyone, and ensure that they’re welcomed by all. Writing these sorts of… Read More »
New Year is a happy time, marking the end of the holiday season. This is a time of new year resolutions, parties and in some cases, goodbyes. Take the opportunity to write a letter to your residents along with all the other people you’re sending cards and letters to. After all they deserve it too.… Read More »
It does not matter what circumstances prevail – if you have to leave your job, you need to provide a written notice of your intent to leave the company. This is not only a courtesy – it also helps to mobilize your leaving documents and dues. If you up and leave without notice and then… Read More »
The awkward moment when no sooner had you made the rounds to your clients’ offices introducing your new employee, you had to make the same rounds, to say: “Actually…” Here are some insights into writing a letter informing customers of an employee’s termination. Almost Ceremonial! Because, as James Sinegal put it, “when employees are happy,… Read More »
When someone from the company resigns, the transition process is neither complete nor meaningful without immediately informing your clients via formal letter. How to break the news? How will they take it? What information needs to be communicated? These are some of the questions that could be on your mind, which I hope this article… Read More »
As the New Year draws alongside, the new semester awaits to begin! For an effective, constructive, and successful schoolyear for all, these parent-teacher communications, colloquiums, and conferences are an absolute necessity. Teachers intend to discuss the semester’s goals and expectations with the parents. The parents are enlightened on the syllabi and the child’s learning needs… Read More »
Federal child support laws state that if a non-custodial parent fails to pay child support on time, he or she is liable for legal action. However, most custodial parents may not want to go through the hassle of contacting the non-custodial parent through the law. You can write a letter on your own and make… Read More »
You just finished sending all the Christmas cards and letters and now, New Year’s is approaching and you’re tired. We understand, the only downside to this wonderful Holiday season is that there’s so much to do, so little time. Never fear! You have this article to help you write a New Year’s letter to the residents… Read More »
‘Tis the season for selfless giving, Ugly sweaters and beautiful trimmings, For souls adorned with the joy of forgiving, For wreathes and garlands and love-filled stockings, For streets abloom with sweet sounding carols For tables abundant with puddings and stuffings. It’s Christmas! So bring out your pens and papers Let hearts be warmed with letters… Read More »
It’s so wonderful that you’re a room mom or dad, and you’re here looking for tips on writing a classroom party letter asking some amazing parents just like yourself to help by donating food. Nothing like a classroom party to uplift the spirits and performances of students. I must say I envy you, as you… Read More »
There’s nothing more mature than taking responsibility for one’s negligence, instead of blaming someone else. It is an admirable act, as it’s rare to find someone who can take the consequences of their actions without being a juvenile delinquent. It is hard to admit one’s mistakes, I know. However, it is a humbling experience which… Read More »
When do you pay your customer? Yes, I did just say that and not accidentally! Not every sale is a slam-dunk, and the occasional refund is inevitable. You’ve made your peace with that, but then there’s this apology letter to write, because you’ve touched the baseline and you’re no Michael Jordan; no North Carolina Tar… Read More »