Offer letter (offer of employment)

Offering a job: post, joining date, pay, place, documents to bring and the date to accept by.

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To,

Kumari Simran Kaur

House No. 88, Model Town, Amarnagar, Tehsil and District Amarnagar, Punjab

Subject: Offer of employment as Receptionist

Sir/Madam,

1.Further to our discussions, we are pleased to offer you employment as Receptionist at Verma Dental Clinic, SCO 12, Model Town Market, Amarnagar, on the following terms:

(a)Joining: on 02-11-2026; please report at 9:30 am to the clinic manager.

(b)Pay: ₹14,000 (Rupees Fourteen Thousand only) a month (gross), made up of basic pay ₹10,000 and allowances ₹4,000, paid every month by bank transfer, with only the deductions the law requires or allows, such as your share of provident fund and ESI where they apply.

(c)Other benefits: two sets of uniform a year.

(d)Working hours and weekly off: 9:30 am to 6:30 pm, Monday to Saturday, with a one-hour break; Sunday off.

(e)Probation: 3 months from joining. On completing it satisfactorily you will be confirmed in writing.

(f)Other terms: your duties, leave, notice period and confidentiality will be set out in the employment agreement you sign on joining.

2.Please bring the original and one self-attested copy of each of the following on the day you join:

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What to bring

Papers to bring

Where to go

Printed on the employer's letterhead, signed with the business seal and given to the candidate by hand, post or e-mail; the candidate signs the copy to accept and returns it by the date given.

Fee

No stamp paper and no fee: plain paper or the letterhead is enough.

Good to know

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Stamp paper

Plain paper is enough; it is usually printed on the employer's letterhead, signed, and stamped with the business seal.