Writing an effective letter to address salary not being credited requires clarity and politeness. Start with a formal greeting, state the issue clearly, provide necessary details such as employee ID and the month of the missing salary, and offer any supporting documents. Politely request resolution and express willingness to provide further information if needed. Avoid vague language and ensure all relevant details are included.

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Sample Request letter to HR About Salary Not Credited

To,
HR Manager,
________(Department),
________(Office Address)

Date:__/__/____

Subject: Application for salary not credited for the month of ________, Employee ID: ________ (Employee ID Number)

Respected Sir,

This is to bring in your kind notice, that I am ______________(Name), a ______ (designation) in your department. My Employee ID is __________ (Employee ID Number). Every month usually my salary gets credited by _____ (Date) of a preceding month, but somehow, my salary did not get credited in my account for the month of ________ (month of which salary not credited), I even enquired in the bank and there was no issue found in the bank.

Please have a look at this issue, and try to resolve the same at earliest. If there is any information needed from my end please do inform me. I hereby enclose a copy of ________ (Bank Passbook/Bank Statement/ Cancelled Cheque) for your ready reference.

Looking forward to your kind support.

Yours Faithfully,
__________ (Name)
__________ (Employee ID Number)

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FAQs

  1. Q: What should I do if my salary is not credited to my account as expected?
    • A: If your salary is not credited as usual, it's advisable to first check with your bank to ensure there are no issues on their end. If the issue persists, you should notify your HR department or manager promptly.
  2. Q: Should I provide any documentation when reporting the issue of missing salary credit?
    • A: Yes, it's helpful to enclose relevant documents such as a bank passbook, statement, or cancelled cheque with your letter to assist in resolving the issue.
  3. Q: How should I address the HR manager or department in my letter?
    • A: Begin your letter with a respectful salutation such as "Respected Sir" or "Dear Sir/Madam" followed by the recipient's name or designation.
  4. Q: What information should I include in the letter regarding the missing salary credit?
    • A: Clearly state your name, designation, and employee ID number, along with the specific month for which the salary was not credited. Mention any actions you've already taken, such as checking with the bank.
  5. Q: What should I request in the letter regarding the missing salary credit?
    • A: Politely request the HR manager or department's assistance in resolving the issue promptly and offer cooperation if further information is required for investigation.

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