Increment, appraisal or promotion letter (pay revision)

Telling an employee about a raise: old and new pay with its parts, the date it starts, and any new designation.

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To,

Shri Anil Verma

Sales executive, employee code ASP-14

House No. 204, Sector 9, Shantipur, District Shantipur, Haryana

Subject: Revision of pay and designation

Sir/Madam,

We are pleased to inform you that you have been promoted to the post of Sales manager with effect from 01-11-2026, and your pay has been revised accordingly.

This recognises your work in bringing in twelve new dealers during the year.

Your monthly pay (gross) is raised from ₹25,000 (Rupees Twenty-Five Thousand only) to ₹32,000 (Rupees Thirty-Two Thousand only), as follows:

Part of payPresentRevised
Basic pay₹15,000₹19,000
House rent allowance₹6,000₹7,500
Conveyance₹2,000₹2,500
Special allowance₹2,000₹3,000

All other terms of your employment remain unchanged. Please sign the copy of this letter in acknowledgement, and keep the details of your pay confidential.

We thank you for your work and wish you continued success with us.

Thanking you,

Place: Amarnagar
Date: 12-10-2026
Yours faithfully,
Meera Sharma, Director, Amar Spices Private Limited
Plot No. 21, Industrial Area, Amarnagar, Punjab
Phone: 0000000003

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