Subject: South Carolina Sample Letter for Notice of Intent to Seek Additional Employment — Moonlighting Dear [Employer's Name], I hope this letter finds you in good health and high spirits. I am writing this letter to formally inform you of my intention to seek additional employment on a part-time basis (moonlighting) outside my current role at [Company Name]. As a dedicated and committed employee, I have always strived to give my best efforts to contribute towards the success and growth of our company. However, due to certain financial obligations and personal aspirations, I find it necessary to explore opportunities for supplemental income. I want to assure you that my decision to seek additional employment is not a reflection of any dissatisfaction with my position or any changes occurring within the company. It is solely driven by my financial situation and desire to attain specific personal goals. Understanding that this might raise concerns regarding potential conflicts of interest, I want to clarify that I have carefully considered the implications and responsibilities associated with working concurrently for two employers. I firmly believe that the skills and expertise I have acquired throughout my tenure at [Company Name] will enable me to manage both roles effectively, ensuring that my performance in my current position will not be compromised. I understand that our company places great importance on protecting its reputation and interests. Therefore, I am committed to adhering to the following guidelines to prevent any conflicts of interest or detriment to my performance: 1. The additional employment will not interfere with my current work schedule, and I will ensure that my primary responsibilities and commitments at [Company Name] remain my first priority. 2. The additional employment will not involve any competing business or organization that may pose a conflict of interest with [Company Name]. 3. I will diligently fulfill my confidentiality obligations and ensure that no proprietary information or trade secrets of [Company Name] are shared, disclosed, or utilized in my secondary employment. 4. I understand that if my performance or availability at [Company Name] is compromised due to the additional employment, my rights and privileges to continue moonlighting may be reconsidered. Furthermore, I appreciate your understanding and consideration of my motives for seeking additional employment. Furthermore, I assure you that this decision will not compromise the quality of my work and my dedication to my responsibilities at [Company Name]. Should you require any additional information or have any concerns, please do not hesitate to schedule a meeting with me to discuss the matter further. I remain fully committed to open communication and transparency throughout the process. Thank you for your attention and support on this matter. Sincerely, [Your Name] [Your Position] [Company Name] [Contact Information] Alternate versions of South Carolina Sample Letter for Notice of Intent to Seek Additional Employment — Moonlighting may include: 1. South Carolina Sample Letter for Notice of Intent to Seek Additional Employment — Part-Time Job— - Addressing specifically the intention to seek part-time employment without using the term "moonlighting." 2. South Carolina Sample Letter for Notice of Intent to Seek Additional Employment — Freelancing— - If the intention is to freelancing or working as an independent contractor in addition to the current job. 3. South Carolina Sample Letter for Notice of Intent to Seek Additional Employment — Weekend Job— - For employees planning to work additional hours only on weekends, addressing the specific timing rather than the term "moonlighting." 4. South Carolina Sample Letter for Notice of Intent to Seek Additional Employment — Seasonal Job— - Tailored for employees seeking temporary or seasonal work outside their primary employment during specific periods. Note: Ensure to modify the letter according to your specific circumstances and consult professional resources or legal advice when necessary.