Kindly check my leave letter

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Sa7urn

#485566 Thu, 06 Mar 08 09:53 AM

RE: REQUEST FOR LEAVE

Sir,

I would like to request for leave on march 10, 2008 for personal reasons, kindly grant me this leave.

Yours faithfully,

Sa7urn

Should i be mentioning anything more .. kindly expedit your opinions so i could apply for this leave i indeedly need this :P

Sa7urn

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Yours faithfully

Mister Micawber

#485568 Thu, 06 Mar 08 09:58 AM

(Note: It is VERY helpful to give your boss some reason for granting the leave.)

RE: REQUEST FOR LEAVE

Dear Mr [Surname]:

I would like to request a leave of absence for March 10, 2008, in order to attend my sister's wedding.

Thank you very much for your consideration.

Sincerely yours,

Sa7urn

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Sa7urn

#485620 Thu, 06 Mar 08 11:13 AM

RE: REQUEST FOR LEAVE

Dear Mr. ABC,

I would like to request a leave of absence for March 10, 2008, I tend to collect original copy of my degree from the Education Institude.

Thank you very much for your consideration.

Sincerely yours,

Kindly Recheck the Revised letter and expedit ur suggestion !

Sa7urn

Mister Micawber

#485633 Thu, 06 Mar 08 12:25 PM

That looks pretty good, Sa7urn.

Dear Mr. ABC,

I would like to request a leave of absence for March 10, 2008, because I need to collect a certified copy of my degree from the Education Institute.

Thank you very much for your consideration.

Sincerely yours,

Mister Micawber

Anonymous

#487022 Mon, 10 Mar 08 03:03 PM

Sorry for interrupting. Is 'RE:' better included in a formal letter? What purpose does it serve actually?

Anonymous

Mister Micawber

#487805 Wed, 12 Mar 08 06:41 AM

As far as I'm concerned, 'RE:' or 'SUBJECT:' as a heading is helpful to the reader of any business letter, as a quick and clear indication of the topic. It is a sign of clear intention coming from a superior, and it is a sign of respect for one's superior's valuable time when coming from a subordinate.

Mister Micawber

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