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Cease Communication Harassment Letter
"I need a Cease Communication Harassment Letter to address a former colleague who has been repeatedly sending unwanted messages to my work and personal email accounts since January 2025, including making false allegations about my professional conduct to my current employer."
1. Sender Details: Full name, address, and contact information of the person sending the letter
2. Recipient Details: Full name, address, and contact information of the person being asked to cease harassment
3. Date: Current date of the letter
4. Subject Line: Clear indication that this is a formal cease harassment communication
5. Documentation of Harassment: Detailed account of specific incidents, including dates, times, and nature of harassment
6. Legal Framework: Reference to relevant New Zealand laws (particularly Harassment Act 1997) that define and prohibit harassment
7. Cease and Desist Demand: Clear statement demanding all forms of communication and harassment to stop immediately
8. Legal Consequences: Statement of intent to pursue legal action if harassment continues
9. Deadline for Compliance: Specific timeframe within which the recipient must cease all harassment
10. Signature: Formal signature block with sender's name and date
1. Digital Communications Section: Specific reference to digital harassment and the Harmful Digital Communications Act 2015, used when harassment includes online behavior
2. Third Party Contact: Section specifying that all future communication must be through legal representatives, used when direct communication is particularly problematic
3. Workplace Impact: Section detailing impact on professional life, used when harassment affects workplace
4. Safety Concerns: Section detailing specific safety concerns or threats, used when physical safety is at risk
5. Privacy Violations: Section specifically addressing privacy breaches under the Privacy Act 2020, used when personal information has been misused
1. Evidence Log: Chronological list of all harassment incidents with dates, times, and descriptions
2. Communication Records: Copies of relevant communications, messages, emails, or social media posts
3. Witness Statements: Statements from witnesses who have observed the harassment
4. Previous Correspondence: Copies of any previous requests to stop harassment
5. Police Reports: Copies of any filed police reports or official complaints related to the harassment
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Communication
Digital Communication
Pattern of Behavior
Unwanted Contact
Working Days
Immediate Family
Personal Information
Social Media Platform
Electronic Message
Workplace
Business Hours
Direct Contact
Indirect Contact
Third Party
Legal Representative
Privacy Breach
Threatening Behavior
Personal Space
Public Place
Digital Platform
Contact Details
Professional Relationship
Personal Relationship
Harmful Digital Communication
Documentation of Harassment
Cease and Desist
No Contact
Digital Communications
Third Party Communications
Legal Compliance
Privacy Protection
Workplace Restrictions
Time Limitations
Evidence Preservation
Legal Consequences
Immediate Effect
Future Communications
Safety Measures
Acknowledgment
Jurisdiction
Enforcement
Legal Services
Human Resources
Corporate
Healthcare
Education
Retail
Hospitality
Technology
Financial Services
Public Sector
Non-Profit Organizations
Entertainment
Professional Services
Human Resources
Legal
Compliance
Risk Management
Employee Relations
Corporate Security
Health and Safety
Executive Leadership
Administration
People and Culture
Human Resources Manager
Legal Counsel
Employee Relations Specialist
Workplace Safety Coordinator
Chief Human Resources Officer
Risk Management Officer
Compliance Officer
People and Culture Director
Corporate Security Manager
Employee Wellness Coordinator
Legal Administrator
Health and Safety Manager
Chief Executive Officer
Department Manager
Personnel Manager
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