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The Work Authorization Letter is a crucial document in Singapore's employment landscape, used to formally delegate authority and specify work permissions. It serves multiple purposes: defining scope of work, establishing accountability, ensuring regulatory compliance, and protecting both employer and employee interests. The document is particularly important in Singapore's highly regulated business environment, where clear documentation of work responsibilities is often required by law. Work Authorization Letters are commonly used when employees need specific permissions for tasks, system access, or when working on sensitive projects.

1. Letter Header: Company letterhead, date, reference number

2. Recipient Details: Employee's name and address

3. Authorization Statement: Clear statement of work authorization and its purpose

4. Scope of Authorization: Specific duties and responsibilities authorized

5. Duration: Time period for which authorization is valid

6. Reporting Structure: Who the employee reports to and accountability chain