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The Postdoc Rejection Letter is a crucial document used in Canadian academic and research settings when responding to unsuccessful postdoctoral applications. It serves as an official communication tool that maintains professionalism while delivering potentially disappointing news. The document must comply with Canadian federal and provincial employment laws, including human rights legislation, privacy requirements (PIPEDA), and institutional policies. It is typically used following a formal application and review process for postdoctoral positions, requiring careful consideration of language to avoid potential legal issues while maintaining the institution's reputation and providing clear communication to candidates. The letter should be drafted with input from relevant departmental heads and human resources to ensure all procedural and legal requirements are met.

1. Letterhead and Date: Institution's official letterhead and current date

2. Recipient Information: Candidate's full name and contact information

3. Position Reference: Clear reference to the specific postdoctoral position applied for, including any relevant reference numbers

4. Acknowledgment: Thank the candidate for their interest and time invested in the application process

5. Decision Communication: Clear and direct but diplomatic statement of the rejection decision

6. Brief Explanation: Generic, non-specific explanation about competitive nature of the selection process

7. Positive Note: Recognition of the candidate's qualifications and encouragement for future opportunities

8. Closing: Professional closing with relevant signatory information