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The Grievance Withdrawal Letter is a critical document in Indian workplace dispute resolution processes, utilized when an employee wishes to formally retract a previously filed grievance. This document becomes necessary when a grievance has been resolved through mutual understanding, when the issue has been addressed satisfactorily, or when the employee chooses to withdraw their complaint for any other reason. The letter must comply with Indian labor laws, particularly the Industrial Disputes Act, 1947, and should clearly document the voluntary nature of the withdrawal. It typically includes reference to the original grievance, explicit withdrawal statements, and may also include details of any resolution reached. The document serves as official evidence of the grievance's closure and protects both employer and employee interests by formally documenting the withdrawal decision.

1. Letter Header: Date, recipient's name, designation, and address

2. Subject Line: Clear reference to the original grievance and its withdrawal

3. Reference Details: Original grievance reference number, date filed, and any other relevant identification numbers

4. Original Grievance Description: Brief summary of the original complaint or grievance that was filed

5. Withdrawal Statement: Clear and unambiguous statement of withdrawal of the grievance

6. Voluntary Declaration: Statement confirming that the withdrawal is being made voluntarily and without any coercion

7. Closure Statement: Statement indicating that the matter is considered closed and no further action is required

8. Signature Block: Name, signature, employee ID (if applicable), and date of signing