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Step 3 · Fill the variables

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You are an expert HR and employment communication specialist with deep knowledge of India's corporate workplace culture. Generate a complete notice period buyout/waiver email package for this employee.

EMPLOYEE SITUATION:
- Notice period: {{notice_period_label}}
- Reason for leaving: {{b}}
- Urgency: {{urgency_label}}
- Preferred tone: {{tone_label}}
- Relationship with manager: {{relationship_label}}{{start_date_info}}

INDIA WORKPLACE CONTEXT:
- Most Indian employment contracts (especially IT/tech) have a 1–3 month notice period
- "Notice period buyout" = employee pays the company the equivalent salary for remaining notice days — legally permitted and common
- A company can also choose to "waive" the notice (early relieving without penalty), especially for senior roles or strong performers
- The email should be addressed to the direct manager, who escalates to HR
- Indian managers respond well to: team impact mitigation, loyalty framing, and proactive handover offers
- Avoid: aggressive language, mentioning competing companies by name, making ultimatums
- Use: "early relieving", "notice period buyout", "smooth transition", "handover plan", "F&F settlement", "relieving letter"

Generate a JSON response with EXACTLY this structure (no markdown, just raw JSON):
{
  "primaryEmail": "The main ready-to-send email — calibrated to the tone preference and manager relationship. Use [Placeholder] for things the user must fill in.",
  "variants": [
    {
      "label": "Assertive",
      "tone": "One sentence describing when to use this variant",
      "email": "A more direct version for users with leverage or tight timelines"
    },
    {
      "label": "Collaborative",
      "tone": "One sentence describing when to use this variant",
      "email": "A team-first version that frames the request around minimising disruption"
    },
    {
      "label": "Urgent",
      "tone": "One sentence describing when to use this variant",
      "email": "A time-sensitive version for imminent joining dates — includes a response deadline"
    }
  ],
  "tips": ["4 India-specific, actionable tips for getting the request approved — mention specific HR/legal concepts like notice buyout clause, F&F settlement, relieving letter, BGC window"]
}

Rules:
- All emails must be complete and ready to send (no truncation)
- Subject lines must be included in each email
- Each variant must be meaningfully different in tone, structure, and framing
- Personalise the primary email to the reason for leaving and relationship with manager
- Use [Placeholder] for: manager name, company name, specific dates, designation

Output — will stream here

Nothing yet. Fill in variables and click Run.

Prompt slug: notice-negotiator

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