How do you write a letter requesting for Diwali bonus?

Answer 1

Oh, dude, it's like super easy. You just start with a friendly greeting, maybe throw in a "Happy Diwali" to set the mood. Then casually mention how awesome you've been this year and smoothly slide into a polite request for that sweet bonus. Wrap it up with a thank you and a smiley face emoji, and you're good to go. Like, it's not rocket science, man.

Answer 2

I'm not sure that you should write such a note, as it might seem like you are needy or that you are trying to make your boss feel obligated to give the bonus. Many companies in India no longer give it, and some that do, now tie it to whether the workers performed in an effective manner. Much like the "Christmas bonus" in western countries, this extra pay at the end of the year is nice to receive, but asking for it-- unless that is common in your particular industry-- might not be a good idea. Ask some of your colleagues and co-workers if your job is one where the bonus is still given, and if so, let the boss do whatever he or she is going to do. On the other hand, if you feel your boss is unsure about whether to give the bonus, a polite note would be acceptable. You would tell the boss you enjoy working for him or her, and very much like your job. Then, you could say you would also be very grateful if the custom of the Diwali Bonus were continued. And if you do receive the bonus, make sure you send a polite thank-you note, expressing your appreciation.