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Congratulation on Job Well Done
The main purpose of a congratulations on job well done letter is to send a word of congratulations to an individual. The letter is meant to praise the triumphs of a specific employee. The body of the letter should focus on the individual’s undeniable and efficient contributions within the company.
Your congratulatory message should be short, simple and error-free. Send it as soon as you learn about the promotion and remember to start with a salutation, congratulate the recipient, be encouraging, recognize their specific achievement, add a personal touch, and if possible include advice and offer of help or good wishes.
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CM Advocates LLP Service Agreement template sets out:
- the terms of the relationship;
- the rights, responsibilities and obligations of the service provider and principal; and
- business processes such as payment, fees and invoicing.
- an unpaid invoices collection clause;
- a confidentiality clause;
- the ability for the service provider to be paid on commission;
- a subcontracting clause allowing the principal to restrict the ability of the service provider to subcontract the services;
- a sophisticated dispute resolution clause;
- a sophisticated workplace health and safety clause;
- a non-compete clause;
- a provision to protect your intellectual property and to allow the service provider to use it, if required; and
- additional provisions in related to the rights, responsibilities and obligations of the service provider and principal, particularly if agreement has been reached on particular issues.