The Relieving Letter On Transfer is a crucial document in U.S. employment practices that formally documents an employee's transition within an organization. This document is typically issued when an employee moves between departments, locations, or roles while maintaining continuous employment with the same company. The letter serves multiple purposes: it confirms the completion of duties in the current role, acknowledges the transfer to a new position, and documents any changes in terms of employment. The document should comply with both federal and state employment laws and typically includes details about the effective date, new role specifications, and any modifications to employment terms.
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1. Employee Information: Full name, employee ID, current designation and department
2. Transfer Details: New location, department, and position details
3. Effective Date: Date when the transfer becomes effective
4. Current Role Details: Description of current position and responsibilities being transferred from
5. Acknowledgment: Confirmation of transfer acceptance and handover completion
1. Salary and Benefits Changes: Any modifications to compensation or benefits package due to transfer
2. Relocation Benefits: Details of any relocation assistance provided for geographical transfers
3. Special Terms: Any specific conditions or requirements related to the transfer
1. Benefits Summary: Detailed outline of applicable benefits in new role/location
2. Handover Checklist: List of items and responsibilities to be transferred
3. Relocation Package Details: Comprehensive information about relocation assistance if applicable
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