appointment letter
noun[C]
ukus(alsoletter of appointment)HR
aletterthatofficiallytellssomeone they have got ajobwith acompanyororganization:
Pleasereturnasignedcopyofyourappointmentletterto the Human Resourcesdepartment.
Examplesofappointment letter
appointment letter
The chancellor is primarily responsible for attending the convocation programmes and accepting the resignation andappointmentletterof a new vice-chancellor.
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This example is from Wikipedia and may be reused under a CC BY-SA license.They could be documents such as a command, an edict, anappointmentletteror a letter to a foreign ruler.
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This example is from Wikipedia and may be reused under a CC BY-SA license.One respondent first knew that she was having day case surgery when herappointmentletterarrived.
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I have just received a letter from a constituent whose first delay occurred because theappointmentletterwas lost.
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The pensions ombudsman is an individual appointment and conduct is covered in theappointmentletter.
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Questionnaires were sent to women when their follow-up smear tests were due or with their colposcopy appointment letters, to be returned by post immediately after the appointment.
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A further 6,000 additional claimants have been sent appointment letters.
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No estimate has been made of potential savings derived from sending medical appointment letters by second class post.
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