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Sample Letters

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  • to Creditors
  • to Customer Service
  • to Customers
  • to Debtors
  • to Doctors, Hospitals
  • to Donors
  • to Employees
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  • to Family
  • to Friends
  • to Fundraisers
  • to Government Officials
  • to Guests
  • to Hotels
  • to Human Resources
  • to Husbands, Boyfriends
  • to Immigration Offices
  • to Investors
  • to Job Candidates
  • to Landlords
  • to Management
  • to Media Outlets
  • to Mentors
  • to My Boss
  • to Newspapers
  • to Organizations
  • to Parents
  • to Patients
  • to Politicians
  • to Professionals
  • to Proxies
  • to Publishers
  • to Religious Leaders
  • to Schools
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Sample Letters to Colleagues

Find inspiration in our curated catalog of letters to colleagues. Each sample letter comes with guidelines and advice to help you find the right words.

Letters to Colleagues

Letters to colleagues are, simply, letters written to coworkers. These letters are written in a business or professional setting for different purposes. Maybe you want to thank a coworker for doing you a favor - write a thank-you letter. You want to congratulate him/her for a promotion - write a congratulation letter. Perhaps you want to apologize for doing something wrong - write an apology letter, or may be you have found a new job, and it's time to say goodbye - write a farewell letter. Although some colleagues may find writing letters a tedious process, it is a great way to maintain a strong working relationship.

Most letters to colleagues are informal. You really don't need to use all that formal jargon to people you know pretty well ? do you? Begin your letter with a warm and friendly salutation and the proper name of the recipient. Clearly state the purpose of your letter. Be specific and know exactly what you are talking about. Use clear language which the recipient can easily understand. Maintain a friendly and pleasant tone. Close the letter positively and with a note of anticipation that the recipient will take the necessary action.

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Farewell and thank you letter
Invitation letter to a farewell party
Goodbye letter to co-workers #5
Goodbye letter to co-workers #6
Goodbye letter when leaving a job
Goodbye letter to co-workers #4
Goodbye letter to co-workers #1
Goodbye letter to co-workers #2
Goodbye letter to co-workers #3
Goodbye letter to colleagues #2
Thank you letter to coworkers
Goodbye letter to colleagues #3
Goodbye letter to colleagues #1
Thank you letter to colleagues
Funny goodbye letter to colleagues
Thank you letter after resignation
Funny goodbye letter to coworkers
Thank you letter for a retirement gift
Goodbye and thank you letter #1
Thank you letter for co-workers
Goodbye and thank you letter #2
Thank you letter for retirement
Funny farewell letter to co-workers
Response to a farewell letter
Farewell letter to co-workers
Letter congratulating on retirement
Funny farewell letter to colleagues
Reply to a farewell letter
Farewell letter to colleagues
Letter congratulating a new position

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