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The Commitment Letter for Work is a crucial document in the Irish employment process, typically issued after successful job negotiations but before the formal employment contract. It serves as an interim binding agreement that confirms the essential terms of employment while the full contract is being prepared. This document must comply with Irish employment law, particularly regarding the minimum required employment information. It's commonly used when there's a gap between offer acceptance and the start date, or when detailed employment contracts require extended preparation time. The letter should include all statutorily required information under Irish law while maintaining flexibility for the final contract. It's particularly important in scenarios involving senior positions, regulated industries, or when complex employment terms need to be confirmed quickly.

1. Employer Details: Full legal name and address of the employing organization

2. Employee Details: Full name and address of the prospective employee

3. Position and Duties: Specific job title and brief description of main responsibilities

4. Start Date and Duration: Confirmed start date and whether the position is permanent or fixed-term

5. Compensation: Agreed salary, payment frequency, and any additional benefits

6. Working Hours: Standard working hours, days of work, and break entitlements

7. Work Location: Primary workplace location and any flexibility arrangements

8. Probationary Period: Duration and terms of the probationary period

9. Notice Period: Required notice period for termination by either party

10. Acceptance Terms: Instructions for accepting the offer and deadline for response