JOINING-CUM-APPOINTMENT LETTER OF CASUAL POST
Dated: ___________
I, (Name) ____________________, Son/Daughter/Wife of Shri __________________________, have joined (Name of Company) ____________________________________________ as (Designation) _______________________________ from today, under the following Terms and Conditions:
My service is casual and for less than three months, and will automatically end on ________________.
I will get a salary/wages of Rs. ________________ per month.
I will obey all the rules and regulations of the Company and work within their framework.
My services can be terminated at any time without assigning any reason.
In case of any grievances/disputes, I will first raise them with the Company; if unresolved, I will resolve the matter only through a Court of Law.
I accept all the terms and conditions of my appointment.
Name of my Employment Exchange and Registration No.: ________________
Name: ________________
Father's Name: ________________
Village: ________________
P.O.: ________________
Police Station: ________________
Taluka: ________________
District: ________________
State: ________________
Pin Code: ________________
(Signature of Employee)
For (Name of Company)
DIRECTOR
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