How to Write a Farewell Letter to an Employee
As an employer, you will have seen many employees come and go throughout your years in business. While some may be better forgotten, it is the good ones who have helped you build your business into what it is today. Considering this, when the time comes to say farewell to an employee, it is an appropriate gesture to write a farewell letter on behalf of the company. A farewell letter should acknowledge the contributions of the employee to the company, and wish him/her all the best in the future.
Whatever you write in your farewell letter, it is your spelling and grammar that will make all the difference between a so-so letter and a great one. Your company image and the respect of your employees depend on it, so it is worth putting some extra effort into your English writing. WhiteSmoke is the perfect tool for giving your letter a final proofread. As an all-in-one solution, WhiteSmoke features a grammar checker, a spell checker, a thesaurus and dictionary combined with a special enrichment feature to make your marketing communications stand out.
Original Letter
Jane~
For 9 years you have been a trusted and valued employee of Green Bros. Ceramics. Without your work we would not have become as large as we are today. You are a truely valued member of the "Green Team". While we will certainly be at a loss without your customer service skills, I do hope you enjoy your early retirement.
Regards,
Don
After WhiteSmoke
Dear Jane,
For 9 years you have been a trusted and valued employee of Green Bros. Ceramics. Without your hard work we would not have become as large as we are today.
You are a truly valued member of the "Green Team", and we all wish you the best in your retirement. While we will certainly be at a loss without your diligent customer service skills, I have nothing but admiration for your decision to enjoy an early retirement with your family.
Don't be a stranger!
Regards,
Don Green
CEO
Green Bros. Ceramics
By paying attention to writing style, and using WhiteSmoke to proofread for spelling and grammar errors, we now have a worthy farewell letter to an employee.
