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The Job Acceptance Letter is a crucial document in the employment onboarding process within Malta's legal framework. It is typically used after a successful job offer negotiation and before the commencement of employment, serving as the employee's formal confirmation of accepting the position and its terms. The document must comply with Malta's Employment and Industrial Relations Act and relevant EU regulations, particularly regarding the documentation of employment terms. This letter bridges the gap between verbal or informal agreements and the formal employment contract, typically including key information such as position title, start date, salary, basic working conditions, and references to more detailed terms in the employment contract. While not replacing the full employment contract, the Job Acceptance Letter forms part of the employment documentation and can be particularly important in establishing the initial terms of the employment relationship.

1. Letter Header: Company letterhead, date, and recipient's contact details

2. Opening Statement: Formal acceptance of the job offer and expression of gratitude

3. Position Details: Confirmation of job title, department, and reporting relationship

4. Start Date: Confirmed employment commencement date and any initial reporting instructions

5. Key Terms: Brief recap of principal terms: salary, working hours, location

6. Reference to Documents: Mention of attached or previously provided employment contract and company policies

7. Next Steps: Instructions for signing and returning the letter, and any pre-employment requirements

8. Closing: Professional closing statement, signature blocks for both employer and employee