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WEEK 5:\u00a0\u00a0\u00a0\u00a0BUSINESS LETTER (CONTINUATION)
\n<\/strong>TYPES OF BUSINESS LETTER
\n<\/strong>Apology Letters<\/strong>When and how to apologize\u00a0at work, plus examples of apology letters for employers and co-workers. Use these letters when you have\u00a0made a mistake,\u00a0behaved poorly,\u00a0missed an interview, or in other circumstances where you’ve messed up and need to apologize.
\nAppreciation Letters<\/strong>Very often, feedback at work is dominated by the negative. If someone you work with closely does a great job, don’t miss the opportunity to give praise and positive feedback. Sending a letter is a nice way to let employees, co-workers, colleagues, clients, and others know how much you appreciate them.
\nBusiness Thank You Letters<\/strong>If someone does you a favor or helps you out in any way, always remember to send a thank you note. Browse this link for business thank you letter samples for a variety of business- and employment-related scenarios.
\nCandidate Rejection Letter<\/strong>When you are in charge of hiring, you will need to inform job applicants when they do not receive the position. Here is an example of a candidate rejection letter to send to an individual who was not selected for a job.
\nCongratulation Letters<\/strong>Everybody loves to be recognized for their achievements, even if it’s just a quick email message or a handwritten note.
\nReview\u00a0sample congratulation letters for\u00a0new jobs,\u00a0new businesses,\u00a0promotions, and other business-related endeavors.
\nEmail Message Examples<\/strong>While it’s often nice to send a handwritten or printed out note in the mail, it’s more common these days to email. Here you’ll find business- and employment-related email message examples.
\nEmployee Letters<\/strong>Review sample employee letters and letters for job applicants for employment including employee reference letters, job offer letters, appreciation and congratulation letters, and more letter examples.
\nEmployment Verification Letter<\/strong>Employment verification letters are often requested by landlords to confirm that a person is employed at a company. See information on what should be included in the letter and a sample employment verification letter.
\nFarewell Letters<\/strong>Farewell message examples to let colleagues, clients, and your connections know that you are moving on.
\nSending a farewell letter is a good way to update people with new contact information so you can keep in touch in the future.
\nInquiry Letters<\/strong>Use inquiry letters to request meetings and to inquire about job opportunities that haven’t been advertised. These letters are a way to get your foot in the door at a prospective employer who hasn’t publicly listed available jobs.
\nJob Offer Letters<\/strong>Examples of job offer letters, a\u00a0job rejection letter, counter offer letters, and more letters related to offers of employment.
\nJob Promotion Letter<\/strong>A job promotion letter gives information on the promotion, including the employee’s new title, salary, and the date the employee is transitioning into the new role.
\nNetworking Letters<\/strong>Sample job search and career networking letters including\u00a0referral letters,\u00a0letters of introduction, and\u00a0networking\u00a0outreach letters.
\nNew Employee Letter<\/strong>Sample welcome letter to send to a new employee, as well as details on the information to include in this type of letter.
\nPromotion Announcement<\/strong>Sample email message notifying company employees about a promotion.
\nReference Letters<\/strong>See examples of reference letters, recommendation letters, personal references, professional references, character references, and academic references.
\nReferral Letters<\/strong>Referral letter examples including letters and email messages requesting a referral, letters referring employees, a colleague, or an acquaintance for a job, and examples of referral cover letters and thank you letters.
\nResignation Letters<\/strong>If you are planning on quitting a job, review these resignation letter and email examples. They can be used in a variety of situations, including resigning with notice, resigning over email, and resigning effective immediately.
\nRetirement Letters<\/strong>See letter examples for retirement announcements when you’re retiring, and congratulation letters and emails for connections who have retired.
\nTermination Letter<\/strong>Sample termination letter terminating an employee from an organization.
\nWelcome Back Letters<\/strong>Examples of welcome back letters for new employees and employees returning to work after a leave.
\nMicrosoft Word Letter Templates<\/strong>When you need to write an employment letter, it can be helpful to start from a template.\u00a0Microsoft Word templates\u00a0are available for resumes, cover letters, resignation letters, reference letters, and interview letters.<\/p>\n

\u00a0ASSIGNMENT
\n<\/strong>Explain 5 types of business letter<\/p>\n

\u00a0WEEK 6:\u00a0\u00a0\u00a0\u00a0SIMPLE TABULATION
\n<\/strong>A table<\/em> is an arrangement of data in rows and columns, or possibly in a more complex structure. Tables<\/em> are widely used in communication, research, and data analysis. Tables<\/em> appear in print media, handwritten notes, computer software, architectural ornamentation, traffic signs, and many other places.
\nTo set up your table, do the following:<\/p>\n