[HEADER — replace with your organisation’s letterhead, if used]
Offer of Employment
[COMPANY NAME]
An offer letter is a conditional offer, not the contract of employment. The appointment letter that follows is the statutory document. Keep the two distinct: this letter states what is being offered and on what conditions, and lapses if not accepted or if a condition fails.
[COMPANY NAME] CIN: [CIN] [REGISTERED OFFICE]
Private and confidential
Date: [DATE] Reference: [REF]
[CANDIDATE NAME]
[ADDRESS]
[EMAIL] [PHONE]
Dear [FIRST NAME],
Offer of employment — [DESIGNATION]
Following our discussions, we are pleased to offer you employment with [COMPANY NAME] on the terms set out below. We were impressed by [DESCRIBE BRIEFLY — what stood out] and we think you will do well here.
1. The Role
| Item | Detail |
|---|
| Designation | [DESIGNATION] |
| Grade or level | [GRADE] |
| Function and team | [FUNCTION] |
| Reporting to | [NAME], [DESIGNATION] |
| Place of work | [LOCATION] (state the actual place; add any hybrid or remote arrangement expressly) |
| Nature of employment | [Permanent, subject to probation / Fixed-term for the period from ______ to ______] |
| Proposed date of joining | [DATE] |
| Probation period | [NUMBER] months from the date of joining |
| Working hours | [HOURS] per day, [DAYS] days per week, subject to the Company’s policy and to applicable law |
| Notice period | [NUMBER] [days / months] during probation and [NUMBER] months on confirmation |
| Offer valid until | [DATE] — this offer lapses if not accepted by this date |
2. Compensation
Your annual cost to company will be ₹ [AMOUNT], made up as follows: