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Date and name, company, address, zip code  \n2. Salutation – Dear (Name)  \n3. Body of the letter:  \n􀀡 First line and paragraph  \n􀀡 Second paragraph  \n􀀡 Third paragraph or any number there after to complete the message  \n􀀡 Closing request for action sentence  \n4. The sign off and signature  \n5. The postscript – p.s .  \nHere is how each is set up and recommendations and examples for content choices. Please do not copy the examples exactly, but rather use their intent and putting the material in your own words.  \n1. Date and name, company, address, zip code  \nSet up as in the normal way of writing a letter . Choose between business style with everything left justified or friendly style with everything indented like you were taught when you first learned to write a letter. Friendly tends to get more attention, as it is more unusual to receive and requires a bit more effort to set up.  \nDecide if you will use the letter recipient’s first name alone or together with a form of address like Mr. Mrs. or Ms. The most common and easiest style is to use the first name alone and not Mr. Mrs. or Ms. unless you only have an initial for the first name .  \n2. Salutation:  \nUse Dear (Name) . Decide if you will use the first name only, the first and lastname or the last name only. I tend to favor using only the first name . However, if your audience resides in small communities, it may be too familiar. So it would be more appropriate to choose one of the more formal salutations.  \n3. Body of the letter: first line and paragraph – the need  \nThe letter’s first line outlines the need, issue, value or concern that is of importance to the reader. This line gets the reader interested in reading the rest of the letter. It can be a statement, a question or it could assert a point.  \nFirst sentence/paragraph examples (do not copy directly as the letter needs to sound like you and not me) .  \nExamples \\# 1  \nStatement—Many employers face reliability and dependability issues in filling their entry-level positions. Staff who do not show up every day or stay on task cost more than they add value to the employer. Let me show you what organization name together with (people with disabilities or our service users) have done to solve this problem.  \nQuestion—How would solving staff reliability and dependability issues in your entry-level jobs help your organization? Are staff that do not show up or do not stay on task costing you more than they are worth? Let me show you what organization name together with (people with disabilities or our service users) have done to solve this problem.  \nAsserting—You may not know what can be done about entry-level staff problems with reliability or dependability. 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