Official Letter for Appointing New Employee

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Sample of Appointment Notice Template

To,

Mr. David Helton,

Secretary of State,

San Francisco. California

Subject: Appoint Mr. Hunter Morrison as Junior Clerk in Municipal Office

Dear Sir,

I am writing this letter to inform you that Mr. Hunter Morrison is being appointed to the post of Jr. Clerk in Municipal Office. He has passed the written test, and interview, and was the only person who met the standards set by the jury. He was general accountant in a private organization. So according to the directions of Mayer of the state, Mr. Morrison be immediately given the charge of Jr. Clerk in the former mentioned office with effect from 3rd June, (Date).

We are looking forward to immediate response.

Regards,

Mr. Kennedy Watson,

Secretary to Mayer,

California.

Job Appointment Letter for New Employee

Mr. Parker

New Jersey. USA

Dear Sir,

It gives me great pleasure to inform you that you have been selected to be appointed as Assistant Accounts Officer in this organization. Your job responsibilities include: Maintaining individual accounts, preparing bank reconciliation statement, maintaining tax record, and working in collaboration with the Senior Accountant in preparing annual financial statements. You will report to the Accounts Manager.

You will be given a gross salary of $4500 per month in addition to pension, and medical facilities. You will have to work for 7 hours a day, from Monday to Friday. Kindly, confirm your appointment by joining the office from Monday.

I hope that you will turn out to be a great asset for our team.

Sincerely,

CEO

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