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The Letter Requesting Reason For Termination is a crucial document used in Philippine employment law when an employee has been terminated and requires formal written explanation of the grounds for their dismissal. This document is particularly important as it helps ensure compliance with the due process requirements under the Philippine Labor Code, which mandates that employers must provide valid reasons for termination. The letter should be sent promptly after receiving notice of termination and typically includes the employee's details, employment history, reference to the termination notice, and a formal request for written explanation. It serves as documentation of the employee's attempt to understand the termination grounds and can be important in potential legal proceedings. The document is especially relevant in cases where the termination reasons were not clearly communicated or where the employee believes the termination may have been unjust.

1. Sender's Details and Date: Complete contact information of the terminated employee and current date

2. Recipient's Details: Full name, title, and address of the employer or HR manager

3. Subject Line: Clear indication that this is a request for termination reasons

4. Employment Details: Brief statement of position held and duration of employment

5. Termination Reference: Date of termination notice or actual termination

6. Formal Request: Clear and professional request for written explanation of termination reasons

7. Legal Reference: Reference to relevant sections of the Labor Code regarding right to know termination reasons

8. Response Timeline: Reasonable timeframe requested for receiving the response

9. Closing and Signature: Professional closing, space for signature, and typed name