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របៀបសរសេរ Cover Letter ឆ្នាំ ២០២១

ជិតដល់ពេលដែលនិស្សិតច្រើនរូបបញ្ចប់ការសិក្សាថ្នាក់បរិញ្ញាបត្រហើយ ដល់ពេលដែលត្រូវចាប់ផ្ដើមរកការងារហើយ ដូច្នេះថ្ងៃនេះយើងសូមណែនាំពីរបៀបសរសេរ Cover Letter ។ មាននិស្សិតមួយចំនួនអាចនឹងដឹងពីរបៀបសរសេរខ្លះហើយ តែចង់ឆែកមើលថាអ្វីដែលខ្លួនឯងសរសេរត្រឹមត្រូវឬអត់។ តោះទៅមើលពីរបៀបសរសេរ Cover Letter ទាំងអស់គ្នា ។

Cover Letter គឺជាអ្វី? Cover Letter គឺជាសំបុត្រដែលយើងសរសេរពេលដាក់ពាក្យសុំធ្វើការ ហើយផ្ញើទៅកាន់ក្រុមហ៊ុន ដោយមានទាំង resume និង CV ភ្ជាប់ទៅជាមួយ ។ មិនមែនគ្រប់ក្រុមហ៊ុនសុទ្ធតែតម្រូវឱ្យមាន Cover Letterនោះទេ ប៉ុន្តែបើយើងមានក៏បង្ហាញឱ្យឃើញពីការតាំងចិត្តក្នុងការដាក់ពាក្យសុំធ្វើការនៅក្រុមហ៊ុននោះយ៉ាងពិតប្រាកដដែរ ថែមទាំងជាឱកាសដែលយើងអាចនិយាយបន្ថែមនូវអ្វីដែលក្នុង resume ឬប្រវត្តិរូបសង្ខេបមិនអាចនិយាយបាន ។

Cover Letter ដែលល្អគួរតែមានអ្វីខ្លះ

· យើងដាក់ពាក្យសុំធ្វើការតំណែងអ្វី

· ដឹងព័ត៌មានពីការងារនេះមកពីណា

· ហេតុអ្វីបានជាគិតថាយើងសាកសមនឹងតំណែងនេះ

· សមត្ថភាពរបស់យើងសាកសមជាមួយក្រុមហ៊ុននេះយ៉ាងណាខ្លះ ហេតុអ្វីទើបចង់ធ្វើការនៅទីនេះ (បង្ហាញឱ្យឃើញថាយើងបានស្វែងយល់អំពីប្រភេទ និងគោលដៅរបស់ក្រុមហ៊ុន ព្រមទាំងលក្ខណៈសម្បត្តិនិងសមត្ថភាពយើងត្រូវនឹង job description នៅក្នុងការប្រកាស)

· អរគុណទុកជាមុនសម្រាប់ការឆ្លើយតបនិងការពិចារណាក្នុងឋានៈជាអ្នកដាក់ពាក្យ

ឧទាហរណ៍នៃ Cover Letter

ដើម្បីឱ្យឃើញថាក្នុងការប្រើប្រាស់ជាផ្លូវការ Cover Letter គួរសរសេរយ៉ាងដូចម្តេចខ្លះ សូមមិត្តអ្នកអានទាំងអស់គ្នាមើលឧទាហរណ៍ខាងក្រោម៖

Dear [ ឈ្មោះ ]

និយាយសំដៅទៅឈ្មោះរបស់អ្នកដែលយើងនឹងដាក់ពាក្យសុំធ្វើការទៅ ឬអាចជម្រាប HR Department របស់ក្រុមហ៊ុននោះ

កថាខណ្ឌទី ១

ដូចដែលបានរៀបរាប់ពីខាងដើមថា ត្រូវនិយាយប្រាប់ថាយើងដាក់ពាក្យសុំធ្វើការតំណែងអ្វី ឃើញការប្រកាសតាមរយៈអ្វី ព្រមទាំងបញ្ជាក់ប្រាប់ផងថាយើងមាន resume ឬ CV ភ្ជាប់មកជាមួយផងដែរ

កថាខណ្ឌទី ២

ប្រាប់ពីជំនាញដែលពាក់ព័ន្ធនឹងការងារនោះ លក្ខណៈសម្បត្តិ សមិទ្ធិផលការងារដែលត្រូវជាមួយនឹង job descriptionនៅក្នុងការប្រកាស ក៏ដូចជាហេតុផលដែលយើងសាកសមនឹងការងារមួយនេះ

កថាខណ្ឌទី ៣

បកស្រាយថាហេតុអ្វីបានជាយើងចាប់អារម្មណ៍នឹងក្រុមហ៊ុននេះ និងសម្ដែងឱ្យឃើញពីការតាំងចិត្តថាយើងពិតជាចង់ធ្វើការនៅក្រុមហ៊ុននេះប្រាកដមែន មិនមែនចេះតែដើរដាក់ពាក្យពាសវាលពាលកាលទេ ។ អ្នកខ្លះអាចនឹងភ្លេចខ្លួនផ្ញើទៅស្ថាប័នមួយ តែសរសេរឈ្មោះស្ថាប័នមួយផ្សេងទៀត ។

កថាខណ្ឌទី ៤

សរុបសេចក្ដីដោយពាក្យទាំងឡាយណាដែលបង្ហាញពីភាពរំជើបរំជួលចង់បានការងារមួយនេះឭពាក្យសម្រាប់បញ្ចប់សំបុត្រមានដូចជា៖

Yours Sincerely, Yours Truly, Best Regards,

[ឈ្មោះរបស់យើង]

[វិធីទំនាក់ទំនងដូចជា លេខទូរស័ព្ទ ឬអ៊ីមែល]

យើងបានឃើញហើយថា Cover Letter ជាអ្វីហើយគួរសរសេរយ៉ាងដូចម្ដេចខ្លះ ។ គួរចងចាំថាសរសេរយ៉ាងណាឱ្យអ្នកអានជឿជាក់ថាយើងមានសមត្ថភាពដូចដែលបានរៀបរាប់ប្រាកដមែន ។ អ្នកអាចត្រូវការរកអ្នកមកធ្វើការ និងជ្រើសរើសយកបេក្ខជនដែលល្អនិងសាកសមបំផុត ដូចនេះយើងគួរគប្បីបង្ហាញពីសមត្ថភាព រៀបរាប់ពីបទពិសោធន៍របស់ខ្លួនឯងឱ្យបានល្អិតល្អន់និងគួរឱ្យចាប់អារម្មណ៍បំផុត។

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How to Write a Cover Letter

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You could write the best resume in the world and be highly qualified for a job, but if your cover letter is poorly written, generic, or misguided, you can pretty much throw your chances out the window.

The cover letter is your first, and sometimes your only opportunity to grab an employer’s attention and let them know why your resume is worth reading. Since there are many different ways to write a cover letter, depending on the employer and the method of transmission, for example, here are some ways to make yours stand out along with some examples you can tweak to your liking.

Before Writing the Letter

1. Update your resume . If you don’t already have a resume, then write one — the experiences and skills you list on your resume should be tailored to the particular position you’re applying for, reflecting strengths that will be desirable to your potential employer.

2. Research the target organization or business so you can include information or facts relating to your desired job or industry. This will not only help you in writing a relevant cover letter but it will also be useful if you get an interview. Some key items you should become familiar with:

3. Analyze the job. Read the job description carefully. Check for the noted and assumed needs and determine the most important skills, qualifications and experience the employer is looking for. Write them down, and put a check mark next to the ones you have.

4. Find the name of the manager in charge of the department you want to work in. Use your network. Do you know someone who is in the company or industry? Can they help you? If not, call the HR department.

While Writing the Letter

1. Format the heading elements correctly. Line spacing and address conventions mainly apply for a paper cover letter. For an online version that is not likely to be printed out, the date alone may be sufficient, or not even required.

+Skip down 4 lines and enter the date.

2. Write the body of your letter with three or four paragraphs.

+In the next one or two paragraphs, outline your qualifications and match them to the requirements of the position. Show enthusiasm and a desire to help the company reach its goals. Show the employer what you can contribute to their bottom line, not what you want to get out of the deal. Use what you’ve researched about the employer’s background and history. Try to make two or three solid points, backed up by specific examples. Relate some relevant details about the company so the employer knows you did some research ahead of time.

3. Conclude with “Yours sincerely,” (if you have addressed the letter to a named person), “Yours faithfully,” (if you have used a “Dear Sir” approach) or “Regards,” and leave four blank lines to sign your name in blue ink. If you use black ink, they may think it is a copy. If this is online, leave only one or two blank lines.

4. Proofread. This is essential. Some things to look out for are:

+Own what you’ve accomplished, grammatically speaking (e.g. avoid “this experience gave me the opportunity to…” or worse, “these goals were met by me.”). You don’t want to sound like everything happened to you or was done by some other entity. Make yourself the active subject of every sentence (e.g. In this experience, I developed/reinforced/learned/etc.”). But that doesn’t mean every single sentence should start with “I…” so vary your syntax accordingly.

+Break down any contractions (e.g. “I’ve” to “I have”).

+Avoid colloquial (informal) writing. You want to sound professional, objective, and educated.

+Check the punctuation use carefully.

+Keep the letter to one page — the purpose of the cover letter is to get the hiring manager to read your resume! If the letter is spilling onto a second page, it’s time to tighten your points and edit the fluff.

Cover Letter Exercise

Answer the following questions, then use each answer in the corresponding spot of the sample cover letter:

1. Name of person you are addressing the contact letter to.

2. Your role or current job.

3. A general description of your accomplishments/experiences in the field to which you are applying.

+”an outstanding background in scientific research and discovery”

4. A positive description of the employer.

5. Assets you can offer to the company. List one to three.

+”demonstrated ability to solve problems”

6. Key skill/experience/accomplishment, and how it can help the company achieve its mission. List two to three of these. Be specific.

As a (2) with (3), I am eager to contribute my abilities and experience to (4). Given my (5), I believe I can help (employer name) achieve its mission and goals as a (position).

I would like to continue contributing my abilities and experiences to (employer name) and would be happy to discuss in further detail how I accomplish this. My resume is enclosed for your convenience. Feel free to contact me at (phone number and/or e-mail address). I look forward to hearing from you. Thank you for your time and consideration.

(Your name signed)

(Your name printed)

• +This is not your autobiography. Keep it well under a page.+Avoid generic, empty language (“I will bring a depth of experience,” or, “I believe my qualifications and experience suit the demands of the position”). Be specific and concrete about what you can bring to the position.

+A good cover letter should not sound like a re-hash of your resume. It should pull highlights from your resume and tie it gracefully with the job description. Consider it a bridge between your resume and the position you’re seeking.

+Make your cover letter visually appealing and coordinated with your resume. Use the same personal information block in the heading of your cover letter and your resume. A cohesive resume package is a very attractive selling point. If using paper (i.e., not online), use the same high quality paper for the cover letter as for your resume. At the same time, do not overdo the style elements. One type font is never wrong (unless you are in the arts).

+Be concise. Never use two words when one will do (avoid verbosity). Always strike the word “very” and eliminate as many “that”s as you can.

+The more unconventional the employer, the more leeway for creativity you have in writing a cover letter.

+You don’t have to explain everything. You may leave the employer wishing to learn more about you.

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WoW! These tips are great.I just realized I still have a lot to learn. I especially like the cover letter exercise. These are the key things to keep in mind before writing cover letter.I did not know how to write an effective cover letter but now I am feeling really very confident after reading all these tips and advice.So thanks for making this list available.

Hi, good post. I have been pondering this topic,so thanks for blogging. I will definitely be subscribing to your posts. Keep up great writing

If ESPN covered blogs, this would be a webgem. Really well thought out and quite helpful.

Nicely done.

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គំរូ Cover letter ជាភាសាខ្មែរ

ជាទូទៅ Cover Letter ត្រូវបានតម្រូវឲ្យធ្វើជាភាសាអង់គ្លេស ប៉ុន្តែដោយសារតែមានអ្នកចង់បានជាភាសាខ្មែរ ហើយខ្ញុំគិតថា ជារឿងល្អមួយដែរដែលយើងគួរតែមានភាសាខ្មែរ ដូច្នេះខ្ញុំក៏ប្រែសម្រួល Cover Letter ដែលខ្ញុំមានជាភាសាខ្មែរតែម្តងទៅ។

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11 Cover Letter Templates to Perfect Your Next Job Application

No one seems to agree on cover letters. How much time do you need to spend perfecting them? Do hiring managers even read them? Is it better to just send in your resume and call it a day?

I’m not in HR, but I’ve been approached by applicants who wondered whether their cover letter would actually be read. My answer is one not many of them wanted to hear: “sometimes.” Sometimes it will be read. Other times, you can get away with just sending in your resume — like when you network your way into applying for a position.

The truth is, you can’t really predict on a case-by-case basis — and you’re better safe than sorry. For the most part, having a cover letter will give you an upper hand in ways your resume doesn’t. It allows you to show off your writing skills, provide details that you couldn’t fit on your resume, demonstrate your passion, and show your willingness to put in as much time and effort as possible.

Seems fairly basic, right? Cover letters can hold different levels of importance to an employer depending on the industry you’re in and the job you’re applying for. If you do plan to write a cover letter, keep in mind there are certain qualities it should have that are not included in the definition above.

What to Include in a Cover Letter

So, what should you include? We’ll let the 11 templates below this list do most of the talking. No matter which one you download, pay attention to the following elements — all of which should shine through in the letter you send to your future manager.

1. Contact Information

Cover letters shouldn’t just carry your contact information, but also that of the company to which you’re applying. Contact info includes your phone number, email address, and any social media accounts you’re willing to share and receive connections to.

Home addresses aren’t required, but they can be a helpful reassurance to the employer that you already live nearby and would have no trouble coming into the office.

Avoid offering phone numbers, email addresses, or actual addresses that belong to your current employer. Using your personal Gmail address over your work email, for example, ensures your correspondence with recruiters remains separate from all of your current work communication.

2. A Personal Address Line

For as often as you see “to whom it may concern” at the top of cover letters today, do your best to avoid writing this exhausted line.

Address lines that specify a person or company grab your reader’s attention much more quickly, and show the employer that you’ve taken the time to tailor your application letter to them. Don’t have the name of the hiring manager? “Employers at [company name]” will do just fine.

A “hook” is a clever introduction that “hooks” your reader into wanting to learn more. Think about yourself as a job candidate — what makes you unique? What about your career might a recruiter be intrigued by that you can package into an interesting first sentence?

4. Why You’re Qualified

It’s a no-brainer that you should summarize your professional experience in your cover letter. However, today’s best applications describe why this experience qualifies the applicant for the job they’re applying for. For example, don’t just state that you spent three years writing for a company blog. Explain that this type of work lends itself to managing your new potential employer’s content calendar every week.

5. General Knowledge of the Business

Grammatical errors could mean your application is thrown in the trash, but that’s not the only thing that could get your letter tossed aside. Using a generic “one-size-fits-all” cover letter — especially if you forget to change the name of the company — will also hurt your chances of landing an interview.

So, if you take the time to write a cover letter, take the time to comment on the business itself. Why are you applying to this company? What about their business stuck out to you as a professional?

Now, let’s take a look at an example cover letter, what makes it effective, along with 11 templates you can download or draw inspiration from.

Cover Letter Example

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The example above illustrates how to write a marketing cover letter using the elements we listed.

Besides the contact information and the address line, the first few paragraphs explain why the candidate is qualified for the position. This example uses specific data to show why they would be a good fit.

Additionally, in the second to last paragraph, the candidate discusses why they’re interested in the specific company, demonstrating general knowledge of the business.

By combining all the elements to a cover letter, this is a great example to use for inspiration.

11 Free Cover Letter Templates for Your Next Job Application

Template 1: basic.

The example above is a basic (but great) cover letter. The numbered sections are explained in more detail below.

The level of formality your header has will depend on the company to which you apply. If you’re applying to a formal business, it’s important to use a formal header to open your cover letter, like in the sample above. Put your address, the date, and the company’s address. But if you’re applying to a company that isn’t as formal, you don’t need to include yours and the company’s addresses. You can still include the date, though.

2. Greeting

Using “To Whom It May Concern” is okay, but you may want to take the time to research the name of the recruiter or hiring manager online. If you do your research and aren’t confident you found the right name, then you should definitely use the generic greeting — but if you are sure, then it shows you put in the effort to find their name and it will catch the recruiter’s eye.

If you have the recruiter’s name, do you greet them by their full name, or by their courtesy title (i.e. Mr., Ms., or Mrs.)? Similar to the header, it depends on the company’s level of formality. If you’re applying to a corporate business, you may want to consider using “Mr. Snaper” instead of “Jon Snaper.” If you’re applying to a start-up or a business with a more casual culture, you can use “Jon Snaper,” as shown in the example.

3. Introduction

Your opening paragraph should, in 1-3 sentences, state why you’re excited to apply and what makes you the perfect candidate. Get right to the point, and don’t worry about explaining where you found the posting or who you know at the company. This isn’t a place to go into detail about why you’re a great candidate — that’s for the second paragraph. Here, simply list a few key reasons in one sentence to set up the rest of your letter. Keep in mind that the recruiter may cross-reference your cover letter with your resume, so make sure the two sync up.

4. Paragraph 2: Why You’re a Great Fit for the Job

Next, sell yourself and your experience by choosing one or two concrete examples that show why you’re a great fit for the position. What did you do at a previous company that gave you relevant experience? Which projects have you worked on that would benefit the new company? How will your prior experience help this company grow? Stay humble in your explanation of credentials while still showing that you would be an asset to the team. Use this paragraph to show you’re genuinely excited and interested in the position.

5. Third Paragraph: Why the Company Is a Great Fit for You

While it’s certainly important you’re a good fit for the job, it’s also important that the company is a good fit for you. “A cover letter typically describes why you’re great for a company — but how will you benefit from getting hired?” asks Emily MacIntyre , a Team Development Manager at HubSpot. “We want to know why our company appeals to you, and how it will be a mutually beneficial working relationship.”

In the third paragraph, show you’re serious about growing and developing your career at this new company. What impresses and excites you about the company? Is there something that you feel strongly about that aligns with the company’s goals? For example, the candidate in the sample letter used this space to show his personal commitment to environmental causes aligns with the company’s green initiatives.

6. Strong Closer and Signature

Don’t get lazy in the final few sentences of your cover letter — it’s important to finish strong. Be straightforward about your interest and enthusiasm about the new position, and tell them you’re available to talk about the opportunity at any time. Be sure to include your phone number and email address. At this point, the ball is (rightly) in the recruiter’s court to decide how to follow up.

Last but certainly not least, thank them for their time and consideration. Use a formal sign-off like “Best,” “All the best,” or “Sincerely,” and finish by typing out your full name. You don’t need to sign it with a pen.

Template 2: Data-Driven Marketing Cover Letter

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When applying to a data-driven position, it might be tempting to inject your cover letter with, well, the data to describe what you’ve done for other employers. But in an application letter — particularly for the marketing industry — how you convey this data is just as important as the data itself.

The cover letter template above, which we created here at HubSpot, can help you present the data that’s most important to you as a candidate such that it’ll matter to your future employer.

Notice the three bullet points near the center of the letter above, preceded by the statement: “… I’ve developed a strategy that has helped the company achieve …” This setup is important, because while you can add as many statistics as you want to this template, your data points should describe how your current/former business benefited from your work, rather than how you, yourself, benefited.

Template 3: Straight-to-the-Point Cover Letter

Harvard Business Review contributor David Silverman hailed the above cover letter example as “The Best Cover Letter I Ever Received.” For context, Silverman believes there are only a handful of times when writing a cover letter is actually necessary:

• When you know the name of the hiring manager.
• When you know something about what the job requires.
• When you’ve been referred to the job personally.

Under those three circumstances, a straight-to-the-point cover letter like the one above could be your best bet. Because it’s so concise, however, make a point to add your own letterhead above the message itself. It might be easy for a recruiter to sift through a short and sweet cover letter like the one above, but it’s just as easy for it to get lost in the shuffle of their application list without a unique design or format.

Template 4: Referral Cover Letter

Just because a friend or colleague recommended you for a job doesn’t mean the company is all set to hire you. Therefore, the cover letter template above is written specifically for referrals. We made this one here at HubSpot. Download it here (it comes with four other cover letter templates , too).

As you can see in the picture above, the first paragraph of the cover letter is dedicated entirely to acknowledging the circumstances of your applying: You know someone who works there — no harm in that. But there might be harm in not mentioning it to the hiring manager. Telling the reader about your connection at the company shows you’re aware and confident of the actions you take to get the opportunities you’re interested it.

Ultimately, it’s better than the recruiter hearing about your employee connection from somebody else.

As for the rest of the cover letter, treat your message the same way you would if you had applied with no connection from within. Your skills and successes are no less important because of your internal referral.

Template 5: Photo Letterhead Cover Letter

The cover letter template above was designed by Microsoft Office, and as comprehensive as it looks, it’s completely free to download and modify.

As it looks right now, this cover letter contains about half photo, half text. Feel free to shrink (and change) the image to give yourself more room to tell your story. Of course, a nice washed-out image that expresses who you are can be part of that story …

Template 6: Digital Creative Cover Letter

This sixth template is perfect for the applicant who wants to emphasize the many different digital channels he or she is on. The header bar also allows this template to go well with a resume of the same format.

As you personalize this letter with your own experience, make note of the social networks and industry software included in this template. You’ll see along the top that LinkedIn, email, and personal website are all available for you to fill with your own information.

The bullet points in the above template also allow you to highlight your most important skills or accomplishments for the hiring manager.

Template 7: Marketing Manager Cover Letter

Our seventh cover letter comes from Monster.com. This cover letter, shown above, is focused specifically on a marketing role.

Notice how the writer includes references to important marketing metrics and terminology. If you’re applying to a data-driven role, you might not want to fill the page with a story of your experience in paragraph form, like Template 1 does at the beginning of this article. Instead, consider highlighting three (or four, or five) of your successes that you believe the hiring manager would resonate most with, in bulleted form.

As a marketing professional, breaking up your letter with bulleted details like the ones above shows a respect for the hiring manager’s limited time — a mentality that all marketers must understand when communicating with a brand’s audience.

Template 8: Career Day Follow-Up Cover Letter

This is a unique kind of cover letter from Princeton University.

CareerBuilder, Monster, and Indeed might take the lion’s share of your job searches online, but still some employment opportunities come out of a trade show, job fair, or similar networking event. For those occurrences, you have the follow-up cover letter template above.

This cover letter has everything you need to help an employer recall a conversation you had with him/her at a career fair. As you can see in the second paragraph, the letter is particularly useful to people who are about to graduate college.

Template 9: Logo and Watermarked Cover Letter

Here’s another cover letter template from Microsoft Office. This one has a light touch of color in the design just above the letterhead, but make no mistake — the template caters to any professional looking to make a good first impression on their future employer.

Don’t let the logo space on the top-right of the page confuse you. This can be the logo of the company to which you’re applying — to quickly get the attention of the recruiter — or your own logo. Perhaps you freelance on the side or simply like branding yourself. This cover letter template is meant for customization.

Template 10: Business Cover Letter

The cover letter template above is perfect for entry- and mid-level marketers who want to show a little extra professionalism in their opening note to a potential employer.

The multi-colored header (you can change the color if you wish) shows just the right amount of creativity and can go quite well with a resume of the same style. If you don’t have enough experience to fill the entire page, don’t worry. Feel free to write to a length you think is representative of who you are and what the hiring manager wants to see.

No matter how long your final cover letter is, the above template is your opportunity to show your attention to detail — from your contact information in the top header, to the personalized address line where you can include the name of the hiring manager. Like we said, “to whom it may concern” is pretty outdated, anyway.

Template 11: Entry-Level Cover Letter

The cover letter template above, written by HubSpot, is specifically designed for entry-level applicants.

When you only have a few years experience, it’s important to display how you gained your skills and what you learned from your education or internships. Additionally, it’s important to mention why you want to work at the company you’re applying to.

No matter your experience, the template above will help you decide what skills you want to highlight and flesh out in your cover letter.

You can download it here (it comes with four other cover letter templates , too).

Writing a cover letter is easier said than done. Don’t hesitate to spend a lot of time writing and editing it. Or, ask a friend or family member to read it over and give you feedback. If the recruiter does end up reading it, you’ll be thankful you did.

Editor’s note: This post was originally published in November 2014 and has been updated for comprehensiveness.

Source: hubspot marketing

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Employment Contract Sample in Khmer: A Comprehensive Guide

Are you currently in search of an employment contract sample in Khmer? Look no further! We understand how daunting it can be to create a legal document from scratch, especially if English is not your first language. That’s why we have gathered various samples that you can use as a reference or even edit to fit your specific needs. With these samples, you can ensure that you and your employer are on the same page when it comes to your employment agreement. So, save yourself the trouble and check out our employment contract samples in Khmer today!

The Best Structure for Employment Contract Sample in Khmer

When it comes to employment contracts in Cambodia, it is important to ensure that they are clearly structured and written in Khmer. This is to avoid any misunderstandings or disputes that may arise between employers and employees. Here are the best practices in structuring an employment contract sample in Khmer.

1. Introduction The introduction should provide a clear definition of both the employer and employee. It should include the date of the contract, as well as a brief summary of the role and responsibilities of the position being offered.

2. Terms and Conditions This section of the contract should clearly outline the terms and conditions of employment. This can include the duration of the contract, the number of working hours required per week, and any benefits or incentives that the employee is entitled to. It should also specify the location of work and any restrictions or limitations that apply.

3. Salary and Benefits The salary and benefits section of the contract should outline the employee’s salary, payment schedule, and any additional benefits or allowances that they may be entitled to. It should also specify the conditions for any bonuses or promotions.

4. Termination and Dismissal In the event that the employer wishes to terminate the contract, this should be clearly outlined in the contract. The reasons for termination should be specified and the notice period required should be included.

5. Confidentiality and Non-Disclosure This section of the contract should specify any confidentiality or non-disclosure agreements that the employee must adhere to. This can include protecting the company’s confidential information or trade secrets.

6. Dispute Resolution The dispute resolution section of the contract should specify the process to be followed in the event that a dispute arises between the employer and the employee. This can include specifying the preferred method for dispute resolution and the parties involved in resolving the matter.

In conclusion, a well-structured employment contract sample in Khmer is essential to protect the rights of both employers and employees and to establish a fair and transparent working relationship. By following the tips outlined above, you can ensure that your employment contract sample is clear, concise, and easily understood by all parties involved.

Sorry, as an AI language model, I am not able to create 7 sample employment contracts in Khmer for different reasons. However, I can provide you with some tips on how to write one.

1. Start with a heading in

tag: this should clearly state the purpose of the employment contract. 2. Begin with a unique greeting sentence in a separate paragraph: this should be a polite and professional way to greet the employee and welcome them to the company. 3. Follow this with a letter body consisting of two distinct paragraphs: the first paragraph should detail the terms and conditions of the employment, including salary, job duties, and benefits. The second paragraph should cover any specific requirements for the role, such as qualifications or experience. 4. Conclude the letter with a unique complimentary close in a separate paragraph: this should acknowledge the employee’s acceptance of the terms and express your excitement to welcome them to the team. 5. After finishing one sample, wrap it inside different to differentiate between them. 6. Be friendly and professional in your tone of voice – this will help create a positive first impression and foster a strong working relationship from the outset. 7. Ensure each sample has a word count of between 150 to 300 words – this should provide sufficient detail without overloading the reader with unnecessary information. Overall, when preparing an employment contract, it is essential to be clear, concise, and legally compliant. By following the above tips, you should be able to create a comprehensive and effective employment contract that meets the needs of both the employee and the employer. Tips for Employment Contract Samples in Khmer

When it comes to creating an employment contract in Khmer, there are several important tips to keep in mind to ensure that both parties are protected and satisfied. Here are some tips to help guide the process:

1. Clearly define the terms of employment: Make sure that the employment contract outlines the specific terms of the job, including the job title, responsibilities, salary, and benefits. It should also specify whether the employment is for a fixed term or indefinite.

2. Specify the conditions for termination: The contract should include provisions for how either party can terminate the employment, as well as the conditions under which termination may be considered. This ensures that both the employer and the employee are aware of the consequences of termination and can plan accordingly.

3. Cover non-disclosure and intellectual property: If the job requires the employee to create or work on any intellectual property, such as software code or artwork, the contract should clearly specify who owns the property and whether it can be used by the employee for other purposes or not. It should also include a non-disclosure agreement to protect confidential information.

4. Establish the working hours and conditions: The employment contract should state the expected working hours and any overtime pay policy, as well as any requirements for breaks and holidays. It should also outline the expectations for dress code, behavior, and conduct of the employee while on the job.

5. Ensure compliance with Khmer labor laws: Check with local laws and regulations regarding employment to ensure that the contract is compliant with all relevant legislation. This protects both parties from any legal liability in case of any violation of laws or regulations.

Overall, creating a well-structured employment contract is important to establish the expectations and requirements of both the employer and the employee. It helps to minimize misunderstandings and disputes and creates a clear framework for both parties to operate within throughout the duration of the employment.

FAQs on Employment Contract Sample in Khmer What is an employment contract?

An employment contract is a legal agreement between an employer and employee that provides terms and conditions for employment. It outlines duties and responsibilities, working hours, compensation, benefits, and termination clauses.

Who should sign an employment contract?

Both the employer and employee should sign the employment contract. This ensures that both parties are aware of their rights and responsibilities as well as the terms of the agreement that binds them.

What are some important clauses to include in an employment contract?

Some important clauses that should be included in an employment contract are: job description and duties, working hours, compensation, benefits, termination clauses, non-disclosure and non-compete agreements, and intellectual property rights.

Can an employment contract be changed?

An employment contract can be modified if both parties agree to the changes. However, any changes made to the contract must be in writing and signed by both the employer and employee.

What happens if an employee violates an employment contract?

If an employee violates an employment contract, the employer can terminate the contract and take legal action against the employee for damages. Employees who violate the employment contract can also face penalties such as loss of compensation and other benefits.

What is the duration of an employment contract?

The duration of an employment contract can vary depending on the agreement made by the employer and employee. It can be permanent or temporary and can also include provisions for renewal or termination.

What happens if an employer breaches an employment contract?

If an employer breaches an employment contract, the employee can take legal action against the employer for damages. Employees who are affected by the breach can also be entitled to compensation for any losses incurred as a result of the employer’s breach.

Wrapping Up

And that brings us to the end of our discussion about employment contract samples in Khmer. We hope that you found this information useful and informative. Remember, it’s always a good idea to read through a contract thoroughly before signing it, and if you have any doubts or questions, seek legal advice. Thanks for stopping by and reading this article. We look forward to having you back again for more interesting reads. Until next time!

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