Are the two sentences grammatically correct?
Ms. Kylie has requested that we advise her joining date so that she can inform her HR accordingly. Her HR keeps asking about his joining date as her current contract with their company is expiring next week.
Ms. Kylies is asking when she can join our office because her contract with the existing company is expiring next week, so her HR is making issues.
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I know that 'joining date '' is a term that is used in several countries, but I have never heard it used in Britain or North America. In my experience, I've heard my first day, my start date, my commencement date. Furthermore, I've always heard the HR department , not the HR.
- I know that 'joining date '' is a term that is used in several countries, but I have never heard it used in Britain or North America.
- In my experience, I've heard my first day, my start date, my commencement date.
- Furthermore, I've always heard the HR department , not the HR.
- __________________________________________________________ In my experience, a successful job applicant receives a letter that offers him/her the job.
- Th letter includes various employment details, eg salary, sick plans, vacation allowances, and the date on which they want you to start work.
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I know that 'joining date'' is a term that is used in several countries, but I have never heard it used in Britain or North America. In my experience, I've heard my first day, my start date, my commencement date.
Furthermore, I've always heard the HR department, not the HR.
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