Confirmation Letter Employee Appointment



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An employment appointment confirmation letter is provided to a job candidate after having successfully finished job interviews with management or hiring manager, and it’s considered the first formal confirmation of acceptance of the job offer handed to once he or she has been selected for the position. This is also seen as a confirmation that candidate has been appointed for a particular job title.

This formal writing is issued by the organization where the candidate has been employed and given to the selected employee for a particular designation. Included in this appointment letter is: the name of the person being employed for the job and also the designation name, company name and date of appointment, Subject, Greeting, Introduction, Commencement of employment, Salary, Place of posting, Hours of Work, Leave/Holidays, Nature of duties, Company property, Borrowing/accepting gifts, Termination, Confidential Information, Notices, Applicability of Company Policy, Governing Law/Jurisdiction, Acceptance of offer, Compensation Details, Salary Structure, signatures, Employee Duties & Responsibilities, etc. 

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Confirmation Letter Employee Appointment sample content:

To Whom It May Concern / Dear Mr., Mrs.,
I am pleased to confirm your acceptance of my offer of employment with the University of North Carolina {{General Administration/Center for Public Television/etc.}} as {{position title}} in the {{name of division/department}}.
(If appropriate: The working title for your position is {{working title}}.)
Your appointment will be effective {{month day, year}} at an {{annual salary/hourly rate (for temporary employees)}} of ${{annual salary amount/hourly rate}}.
(If appropriate: Your appointment carries a probationary period of {{number (3 through 9)}} months. The probationary period is an extension of the selection process and provides time for effective adjustment of new employees.)
You should report on {{month day, year}} at {{time}} to {{location}}.
I am looking forward to your joining our staff and invite you to let me know if you need additional information or have any questions.
Sincerely, {{Hiring Supervisor Name}}

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