We often lack the courage to say we deserve a pay rise. Writing a letter can come to the rescue, where you can correct your thoughts on this matter.
Some companies will send salary increase letter to employees occasionally. But, sometimes, you might need to write a salary increase request letter yourself.
Here, you will learn:
- How to ask for a higher payment
- How to write an effective letter
- Under which circumstances it will be appropriate
A great website to look at for tips about Victorian Etiquette on Letter writing and in general about Victorian Era: LINK
Do you know other online references?
I create reaction videos to anime on my YouTube channel. I had no issues for a year, but then suddenly received 11 DMCA claims in a very short period of time. I filed counterclaims via the Google webform, but Google refused to forward the counterclaims to the claimant.
I have received a legal consultation about the matter, and I was advised to mail a 512f misrepresentation letter to the claimant. In order for a lawyer to write this letter, it would cost roughly $1000. If I wrote it myself, the same lawyer would look over the letter without that fee.
I am attempting to write it myself, but I do not know where to start. It would be most appreciated if anyone could point me towards online resources that could help me out.
I am located in Nevada.
I saw a cool visual gif or video not too long ago that showed how different language letters came to be developed based on their writing tools. It was probably here on Reddit.
Languages that used brushes (like Chinese) have strokes, languages written with pens have straight lines (Latin), written on leaves are curved, etc.
The gif would first show the medium being used (brush, pen, stone), this tool writing stuff, then show the results of the current language (Chinese, English) etc.
I really do love the era of intimation and subtlety in love, when a glance could convey fathoms of feeling. I don't dig the poverty, or the smallpox, or the incessant political agitation, but lets leave those disquieting elements out of our thought experiment.
I live in NYC, that land of cannolis and gesticulating urbanites and insufferable commute times, studying a second BA degree in Computer Science. The first was in political theory, and as such I feel lucky to be in love with both the humanities and with the beauty of mathematics. I would love to correspond with a woman well-versed in either or both.
I want to write you lengthy letters and suggest my feelings for you in the gentlest rhetorical maneuvers - I want you to ponder for long, full evenings if I wish to encircle you in my arms and kiss your forehead and curves. I wish to light your days and your evenings with my words, words wrought for only you, and to dream of what the pattern of our life would be if we became entangled, frightfully and happily together.
I have so many things to tell you, so many things to share with you, so many hopes bound up in what you and I could create. I wish to meet you, know you, to be upended by you, to be wrecked by you, to be made fuller by you.
Hi everyone!
As some of you may have seen in my comments on previous threads, I've been working on a website with resources to help generate letters to send to MLAs, MPs, Pallister, Friesen, Goertzen, etc. The site is now live at https://writetoreps.weebly.com/.
The site has guides, templates, and other resources, and I plan on updating it to include sample text to address specific concerns (e.g. inadequate PPE, schools, etc) so that you can copy/paste the sections that you like into the body of the template letters. I was hoping to have the samples finished before going live, but I've noticed an increasing number of posts about letter-writing so I figured it would be best to put what I have out there and update it as I go along.
Please feel free to send me recommendations and/or feedback, either through reddit or to writetoreps@outlook.com.
Letter Writing, a learned skill
Writing Letters. An enjoyable life skill.
And it seems many younger people never had letter writing instruction and practice as part of their Language education courses in some schools.
People have written to me in the past, asking for recommendations -- so here's the request :
- Do you know any good letter writing guides?
- Website, or eBook, pdf files would be ideal.
- But a printed book recommendation is valuable too, specially if you personally used that book for learning.
- If there is some online course, specially a free one, please let us know. Thank you!! :)
And from my search for an illustration for this Topic, found a delightful page :
Letter-Writing Manuals Were the Self-Help Books of the 18th Century
Need to kindly but firmly chastise your son for buying a horse? Read the manual.
>Let’s say a friend started dating someone who was clearly bad news. How might you tactfully convey your disapproval? In the 1740s, the answer was easy: you’d go to your bookshelf, pull out a thick tome entitled Letters Written to and for Particular Friends, and flip to sample letter number 145, entitled “To a young Lady, cautioning her against keeping Company with a Gentleman of bad Character.”
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>Like all human communication, exchanging handwritten notes is a confusing, anxiety-producing and socially fraught endeavor. And, at one time, it was a new technology. Letter-writing manuals had been around since the 1500s, but the 18th century was the golden age for these publications. At the time, there had lately emerged a form of written communication known as the “familiar letter,” which was characterized by informal, from-the-heart prose, rather than displays of intellect, reason, and wit.
I do this a lot. One the the things I've noticed with my own adhd is when I'm in verbal conversation with someone, I will often have a difficult time adequately conveying my thoughts to them with words. The reason I've found is because in my mind I'll have some train of thought that starts at point a, then goes to point b, then c, and all the way up to z. This happens in a matter of seconds, too fast to communicate verbally, so when I put my thoughts into words I'll often jump from point a straight to point z, leaving out all the points in between that brought me to point z. I do this without even realizing it, and as a result some of the things I say out loud just don't make sense and lack context, but they totally do in my own mind. The reason I bring this up is because it makes me wonder if this is the same process that causes me to skip over letters or words when writing and typing. It's like my brain is processing more thoughts than it can output via written or verbal language. Like having a super fast cpu that can output 200 frames per second but a monitor that can only output 60. I wonder if this could also be why I feel like I can express myself so much better through music? With my guitar I can instantly convert what I'm feeling into musical form, downloading every thought and emotion into the notes on my guitar without leaving anything out.
