Connecticut Sample Letter for Death of an Employee's Relative - Announcement to Office

• Category: Letters - Nonlegal - Condolences
• State: Multi-State
• Control #: US-0475LR
• Format: Word; Rich Text

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Sample Letter for Death of an Employee's Relative - Announcement to Office Connecticut Sample Letter for Death of an Employee's Relative — Announcement to Office Subject: Announcement: Condolences on the loss of an employee's relative Dear [Employee's Name], It is with deep sadness that we inform you of the passing of [Employee's Relative's Name], who was the [relation to the employee] of our valued team member, [Employee's Name]. Our thoughts and prayers are with [Employee's Name] and their entire family during this difficult time. [Employee's Relative's Name] was known for their [personal qualities] and will be greatly missed by all who knew them. We understand that losing a loved one is a challenging experience, and we want to extend our heartfelt condolences and support to [Employee's Name] and their family during this time of bereavement. We recognize that employees may need time to grieve and attend to necessary arrangements. As [Employee's Name] works through this difficult period, we encourage everyone in the office to be understanding and empathetic towards their needs. We ask that you respect their privacy and provide any necessary support they may require. In light of this situation, we have arranged for the following support measures: 1. Time-off: [Employee's Name] will be granted bereavement leave in accordance with the company policy. They will receive [number of days] off to mourn and make necessary arrangements. During this time, [Employee's Name] should be contacted only for urgent matters. 2. Counseling: Our company offers confidential counseling services through our Employee Assistance Program (EAP). Should [Employee's Name] or any other employee feel the need to speak to a professional about their grief or any other concerns, please encourage them to utilize this resource. 3. Flexibility: We urge team members to work together and offer support in managing workloads and deadlines during this period. If necessary, we can consider temporary reassignments or adjustments to accommodate the circumstances. 4. Condolence cards and gestures: We encourage you to express your sympathy and support for [Employee's Name] by signing a condolence card. The card will be available at [location], and we will ensure it reaches them at an appropriate time. We understand the impact this loss has on our entire organization, and we will do our best to provide assistance during this difficult time. Please remember that grief is a personal journey, and everyone copes differently. Let's offer our utmost support and understanding to [Employee's Name]. Once again, on behalf of [Company Name], I extend our deepest condolences to [Employee's Name] and their family. Should any additional support or concerns arise, please do not hesitate to reach out to our HR department. Sincerely, [Your Name] [Your Position] [Company Name] Keywords: Connecticut, sample letter, death, employee's relative, announcement, office, condolences, support measures, bereavement leave, counseling, flexibility, condolence cards, sympathy

Connecticut Sample Letter for Death of an Employee's Relative — Announcement to Office Subject: Announcement: Condolences on the loss of an employee's relative Dear [Employee's Name], It is with deep sadness that we inform you of the passing of [Employee's Relative's Name], who was the [relation to the employee] of our valued team member, [Employee's Name]. Our thoughts and prayers are with [Employee's Name] and their entire family during this difficult time. [Employee's Relative's Name] was known for their [personal qualities] and will be greatly missed by all who knew them. We understand that losing a loved one is a challenging experience, and we want to extend our heartfelt condolences and support to [Employee's Name] and their family during this time of bereavement. We recognize that employees may need time to grieve and attend to necessary arrangements. As [Employee's Name] works through this difficult period, we encourage everyone in the office to be understanding and empathetic towards their needs. We ask that you respect their privacy and provide any necessary support they may require. In light of this situation, we have arranged for the following support measures: 1. Time-off: [Employee's Name] will be granted bereavement leave in accordance with the company policy. They will receive [number of days] off to mourn and make necessary arrangements. During this time, [Employee's Name] should be contacted only for urgent matters. 2. Counseling: Our company offers confidential counseling services through our Employee Assistance Program (EAP). Should [Employee's Name] or any other employee feel the need to speak to a professional about their grief or any other concerns, please encourage them to utilize this resource. 3. Flexibility: We urge team members to work together and offer support in managing workloads and deadlines during this period. If necessary, we can consider temporary reassignments or adjustments to accommodate the circumstances. 4. Condolence cards and gestures: We encourage you to express your sympathy and support for [Employee's Name] by signing a condolence card. The card will be available at [location], and we will ensure it reaches them at an appropriate time. We understand the impact this loss has on our entire organization, and we will do our best to provide assistance during this difficult time. Please remember that grief is a personal journey, and everyone copes differently. Let's offer our utmost support and understanding to [Employee's Name]. Once again, on behalf of [Company Name], I extend our deepest condolences to [Employee's Name] and their family. Should any additional support or concerns arise, please do not hesitate to reach out to our HR department. Sincerely, [Your Name] [Your Position] [Company Name] Keywords: Connecticut, sample letter, death, employee's relative, announcement, office, condolences, support measures, bereavement leave, counseling, flexibility, condolence cards, sympathy