Sample Employee Recognition Letter for Hard Work

Sample of appreciation letter to employees who work hard day, and night to make their company as successful as it is. It is because of these hard working employees that the company stand tall, and a letter will make the feel valued, and will inspire them to work even harder.

Appreciation Letter to Employee

To: Barbara Springer
West Los Angeles, California, United States

Dear Mrs. Springer,

I have noticed your work over the past few months since you have started working at West L.A. General Motors, and I have noticed that it is absolutely exceptional.You have sold more vehicles than anyone else within the same time frame; even the older employees.

I want to say that you have been doing an amazing job. You have been passionately doing this work as something you want to do, and not something that you haveto do.
Keep up the great work, we could certainly use more people like you here!

You can expect an increase in your paycheck starting this week as a token of my appreciation, and I expect that you will continue the same quality of work in the future.

Regards,

William Cabrera
Manager at West L.A. General Motors, Inc.
West Los Angeles, California, United States

How to use this letter

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