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Letter For Demotion
"I need a Letter for Demotion under Swiss law for our Zurich office, where we're demoting a senior manager to a regular manager position due to company restructuring, with the change to take effect from March 1, 2025; the letter should be in English and include detailed sections about revised responsibilities and compensation adjustments."
1. Letterhead and Date: Company letterhead with full contact details and date of the letter
2. Employee Details: Full name, address, and current position of the employee
3. Subject Line: Clear indication that this is a notice of change in position/demotion
4. Current Position Reference: Statement of the employee's current position and responsibilities
5. New Position Details: Specific details about the new position, including title and main responsibilities
6. Reason for Demotion: Clear, factual explanation of the business reasons or performance issues leading to the demotion
7. Changes in Employment Terms: Specific changes to salary, benefits, and other employment conditions
8. Effective Date: Clear statement of when the changes will take effect
9. Confirmation Request: Request for the employee to acknowledge and accept the changes
10. Signature Block: Space for signatures of authorized company representative and employee
1. Transition Plan: Details of how the transition to the new role will be managed - include when there is a structured handover period
2. Performance Improvement Goals: Specific targets or objectives if the demotion is performance-related and there's a path to promotion
3. Support Resources: Information about available support or training - include when additional training or support will be provided
4. Appeal Process: Information about any internal procedures for appealing the decision - include when company policy allows for appeals
5. Confidentiality Statement: Specific confidentiality requirements - include when dealing with sensitive positions or information
6. Union/Worker Representative Notice: Reference to union consultation or representation rights - include when employee is union member or entitled to representation
1. New Position Description: Detailed job description for the new role
2. Revised Employment Terms: Comprehensive list of all modified terms and conditions
3. Performance Review Documentation: If demotion is performance-based, relevant performance review documents or warnings
4. Organizational Chart: Updated organizational structure showing the new reporting relationships
5. Salary and Benefits Schedule: Detailed breakdown of new compensation package and benefits
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Human Resources Director
HR Manager
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HR Administrator
Compliance Officer
Employee Relations Manager
Operations Manager
General Manager
Chief Human Resources Officer
HR Operations Director
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