- Easter Egg Hunt
- Death of Employee
- Holiday Work Schedule
- Job Opening
- Announce New Clients
- Announce New Employee
- Announce Special Meeting
- Announce a Layoff
- Resignation of Company Executive
- New Business Location and Address
- Summer Employee Picnic
- Change In Employee Benefits
- Closure of Business Location
- Retirement of Employees and Party
- Monthly Birthday Party
- An Added Location For The Company
- A Year-End Bonus for Employees
- Business Party
- Training Session
- Web Teleconference
- For New Store/Company Location
Business Announcement Letters
Send a business announcement letter when your company has some key information to communicate to those who receive your letter. As is the case with all letters, the style and wording you use in a letter depends on the specific circumstances.
Use appropriate tone in your letters, depending on your audience. Most business letters call for a formal style. In general, it is best to keep letters as short and concise as possible while still communicating the necessary information.
Feel free to customize and modify any of these letters according to your individual needs. In sensitive situations, such as when announcing a company layoff or other bad news, carefully choose wording and style. In such instances, diplomacy is critical.
NOTE: In all letters, brackets indicate information that you should fill in. Remove the brackets when you have modified the text to your liking.
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