Letter Informing Customers about an Employee’s Termination

Letter Informing Customers about an Employee’s Termination

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While doing contracts or dealing with customers a company owing to a certain business has certain contractual obligations to be performed. One has to keep business obligations and professional ethics in mind. While performing such business ethics, it is of quintessential importance to inform your customer or client about an employee’s termination.

While all-set work, there are times when we have to make some gruesome decisions prioritizing our work and business. One of those serious and grim experiences includes the termination of an employee. Termination is made on various grounds like;

  • Unprofessional behavior
  • Spying on behalf of someone else
  • Doing cybercrimes
  • Harassing other employees
  • Incompetency in working
  • Irregularity and non-punctuality
  •  Non-seriousness with work
  • Leaking some of the company’s secret information
  • Intruding into the company’s privacy

There can also be some other reasons for firing an employee. Terminating an employee from work can be a tough decision but such information gets spread like fire in the air. To let your customers not rely on any rumored information about the termination, spare a few moments of writing to your customers telling them about the event that led to the employee’s termination. Also, narrate the reason and other details like date, etc. Tell your customer about the person who will associate it as an alternative to the customers.

There are some circumstances where the reason(s) behind the termination cannot be revealed. In such a situation, the reason(s) can be skipped. Such kind of letter should bear lucidity, brevity, and clarity of the details.

Following is a letter sample given:

Sample Letters

#1

We are writing to inform you about a recent change in our team. Effective immediately, XYZ is no longer our (job title). His job will be taken over by Mr. Doe.

Mr. Doe has been working with us for the past eight years. He specializes in project management and we trust his capability to take our project forward. We will arrange a meeting soon to let you have a one-on-one session with him to discuss your concerns and provide your input regarding the project. We will duly notify you about the date of the meeting.

Please free to reach out with your queries. Thank you for your cooperation.

#2

We would like to inform you that XYZ is no longer employed with us as the company’s (job title) due to his immediate termination from his post. You are requested to contact ABC from now onwards for all your order queries.

We will try our best to ensure that our services continue without interruption. We request you not to worry about the quality of our services since customer satisfaction is our top priority.

We look forward to your continued patronage.

#3

Re. Termination of Mr. Costa from the Designation of Senior Project Manager

Dear Emily,

I am Will Noman from the Nelson Group of Companies. I am an HR manager here. I hope this letter finds you well. This letter aims to inform you that Mr. Costa, a former Senior Project Manager, is no part of the Nelson Group of Companies. He has been terminated from the company due to certain reasons. The purpose of this information is to tell you that you will be dealing with Mrs. Rosy for the sake of all business concerns including projects, contracts, and purchase deals.

The company was compelled to fire Mr. Costa because of his unprofessional behavior strengthened by incompetency at work. A case of harassment was also reported by a female employee of our company. Costa was warned about it and he promised not to do such things again. The problem prevailing was he did not consider several warnings related to his incompetency, non-seriousness, and, poor working quality at the job.

Considering and giving huge regard to the company’s working quality, efficiency, and fair name, we are always willing to lay off the employees who are not serious with their work and put the company at risk of ill-fame and production of poor working quality.

Focusing on all the above, the CEO, Director, and Senior HR Manager sat together to discuss the matter and decided to terminate Mr. Costa. We apologize for any inconvenience you bear due to all this. I hope you will understand this matter of importance, supporting and withstanding the company’s decision of Costa’s termination imparting great significance to the company’s quality of work and proficiency. Mrs. Rosy will contact you soon at your convenience. For further, be kind to ring at [X] or write your view to [email].

Thanks for your cooperation.

Sincerely,

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Letter Informing Customers about an Employee’s Termination

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