An offer letter for a part-time hire covering role, weekly hours, schedule, prorated compensation and time off, and acceptance by signature. Use it when the position runs on a reduced schedule.
This letter confirms the offer of part-time employment described below. It records the role, the agreed weekly schedule, and how compensation and time off are prorated for that schedule, and it becomes binding on the conditions stated once both parties sign.
Company name (the "Company") is pleased to offer Candidate full name the part-time position of Role title, reporting to Manager name and title.
Your expected start date is Start date, or another date the parties agree to in writing.
You will be eligible for the Company's benefits and paid-time-off programs as in effect from time to time, subject to each plan's own eligibility rules. Where a benefit or paid-time-off allowance accrues by hours worked or by schedule, it accrues proportionally to your agreed weekly hours. Benefit plans are governed by their own terms and may change; this letter does not promise any specific plan.
Your primary work location will be Work location. Any remote or hybrid arrangement follows the Company's remote work policy.
This letter summarizes the offer and is not a contract for a fixed term of employment. The terms of ongoing employment, including how either party may end it, are governed by the employment agreement and the law of the applicable jurisdiction.
To accept, sign below by Offer expiry date. If unsigned by that date, the offer lapses automatically.
Candidate: ✍ Candidate signature Date: Candidate signature date
For the Company: ✍ Company signature Date: Company signature date
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