Salary Adjustment Approval

Salary Adjustment Approval

Dear Mr Mohan,

We have received your letter last May 10, 2009 regarding the salary increment.

After careful review of your performance, we are delighted to inform you that as a hardworking employee. therefore for a pay raise has been granted by the management.

We are taking this opportunity to increase your salary by $300 effective this March 30, 2010. Other benefits, tax and social security deductions will remain as before.

We look forward to your continuous efforts and contribution to our company's vision.

Best regards,
HR Officer

Pay Rise Request Letter

Pay Rise Request Letter  

30th January, 2009

To:

Mr. Tony Kross.

Astro Cargo Inc.

Manager HR

12 Modern Higburry

Block – C

London

Dear Mr. Adams,

I’m fortunate for the opportunity to work for you and like always have been enjoying doing so. I’m sure you’ll give your consent, if I were to say that, in the three years I’ve worked for you, I’ve become a crucial member of your team and have achieved a great deal.

During this tenure, there has been a rise in the sales figure from a merge 2000 dozens to a whooping 13000 dozens. However, while the sales figure has seen a sea change, I’m still working on the initial salary which we had agreed three years ago at the time of my joining.

In light of my achievements and per our agreement, I’m most humbly requesting an immediate pay raise of five percent.

Sincerely,

(Signature)

Ms Angela Huntings
Benkel International Inc.

Free Pay Increase Letter

Free Pay Increase Letter

Dear [Manager Name],

I would like to express my delight of being part of this wonderful team. I never felt more professionally dedicated in my life than I did now. I am grateful for the opportunity to work here and I really do enjoy it. To return the favour, I have always given the best of my abilities in this position and I always worked hard to make sure my performance stays rising.

As you are aware, one year has passed since my last increment. [If you just finished your first year, then use this sentence instead: As you are aware, one year has passed since my joining]. I was expecting a customary salary review as we approach the annual mark. I believe my performance has been on par with the demands of my position. I demonstrated good understanding of what needs to be accomplished in the scope of my work. If there is no reason preventing such a review, I would like to kindly ask you to consider my request due to my steady performance and the customary increase in cost of living.

Thank you.


Sincerely,
[Your name]
[Date]

Salary Increase Letter From Employer

Salary increase letter from employer
Dear [Manager Name],

It has been a pleasure working for your esteemed company for the last [probation period, six month for example]. As you are aware, my probation period is over. During this time, I had enough time to evaluate my position at [the company name] and reached the conclusion that I have the potential and enthusiasm to deliver excellent results in the capacity of my job. I am delighted to know that you have decided to elevate my status from probative to permanent and I guarantee that you will not regret your decision.

I believe I have proven my abilities during this period and you are convinced that I am the suitable person for the position.

I would really appreciate it if the expression of trust you have put in me can be reflected in my pay and would like to kindly request for my salary to be reviewed based on the circumstances presented within.

Thank you.


Sincerely,
[Your name]
[Date]

Increment Request Letter Sample

Increment request letter

[Recipient Name]
[Title]
[Company Name]
[Street Address]
[City, ST ZIP Code]


Dear [Recipient Name]:

I am writing to request a meeting to review my salary. I have been an employee of [Company Name] for nearly 14 months, and I feel that my experience and skills, in addition to my increased responsibilities, warrant a raise.

Throughout my tenure at [Company Name], I have advanced from [list additional responsibilities/any change in job title]. While my responsibilities have increased greatly during this time, my salary has not. My annual salary increase has been less than [ percent] of my [previous year’s salary/date you became employed]. I have never received a salary increase.

These numbers simply don’t add up. I continually receive excellent marks on my reviews, leading me to believe that you and your manager think my work is excellent. Yet my salary does not reflect such.

Thank you in advance and I hope that you will give my request serious consideration.

I look forward to hearing from you soon.

Sincerely,




[Your Name]
[Title]
Best wishes.