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The Farewell Letter to Employee is a professional communication document commonly used in Swiss business environments when an employee leaves an organization. While Swiss law mandates a formal reference letter (Arbeitszeugnis), this farewell letter serves a different purpose by providing a more personal touch to the departure process. It's typically issued close to the employee's departure date and serves multiple purposes: formally acknowledging the end of the employment relationship, expressing appreciation for the employee's contributions, maintaining positive relationships for potential future interactions, and providing clarity on any final administrative matters. The letter should align with Swiss business culture's emphasis on professionalism and precision while allowing for appropriate personal expression. This document type is particularly important in maintaining professional networks and supporting positive employer branding in the Swiss market, where professional relationships are highly valued.

1. Date and Address Block: Formal business letter header including current date and employee's full name and address

2. Salutation: Professional and personalized greeting to the employee

3. Acknowledgment of Departure: Formal confirmation of the employee's departure date and recognition of their time with the company

4. Expression of Gratitude: Specific acknowledgment of the employee's contributions and achievements during their tenure

5. Future Contact Information: Details about final administrative matters and how to stay in touch

6. Closing Wishes: Professional well-wishes for the employee's future endeavors

7. Signature Block: Formal closing with signature of appropriate company representative(s)