Đề thi TOEIC rút gọn ngày 30/09/2026

To: Marilyn Farris (marilyn_farris@madmail.net)
From: Lara Smith (lara.smith@lpranalytics.com)
Date: September 22
Subject: Job application

Dear Ms. Farris,

Thank you for your interest in the position of technology adviser. We would like to schedule an _____(1) between 3 P.M. and 4 P.M. next Thursday. We hope to find out more about your qualifications and experience in relation to the role you have applied for.

In addition to photocopies of _____(2) certificates, we ask that you arrange for three references to be sent to us in sealed envelopes. _____(3). We want to hear about past experiences which are relevant to the position. _____(4), we will talk about what your responsibilities will be should you get the job.

Please respond to this e-mail to confirm your availability. We look forward to meeting with you soon.

Sincerest regards,

Lara Smith
Hiring manager, LPR Analytics

Kratschen Pharmaceutical Canada, Inc.
100 Wellington Avenue
Toronto, Ontario, Canada

Ms. Julia Kruger,
Kratschen Pharmaceutical Group, Inc.
Kratschen Plaza
175 Rubens Strasse
Berlin, Germany

Dear Ms. Kruger,
It will be our pleasure to welcome you to our offices for the strategic planning meeting.
Heinrich Nasse informs me that you will be arriving in Toronto on Lufthansa flight LA843 on Monday, January 15 at 6:30 a.m. I have made arrangements to have my assistant, Ms. Cathy Somerset, meet you at the airport and drive you to our offices. I have also instructed her to make sure that everything is to your satisfaction for the duration of your stay, so if there is anything you need, please feel free to ask her. We have made a desk and computer available for you to use to prepare your presentation materials for the meeting on Wednesday. If you have any other special requirements, please give me a call, and I will make the necessary arrangements.
A room has been booked for you at the InterContinental Hotel, which is a short taxi ride from our offices. They have an excellent restaurant where you can have your breakfast. Otherwise, I can certainly let you know of many other restaurants in the area. You may feel free to have your lunches in the staff cafeteria here at the office. I'm sure you will find it surprisingly good. Ms. Somerset will help you with your transportation while you are here with us.
I look forward to meeting with you in person in a few days.

Sincerely,

John Mitchell
President, Kratschen Pharmaceutical Canada, Inc.

Remote Work Policy

Effective immediately, employees may request a remote work arrangement on a permanent or temporary basis.
All remote work requests must be approved in writing by the employee's immediate supervisor before telecommuting begins.
The company will provide a standard laptop when required; all company equipment remains the property of the company and must be returned upon request or termination of the agreement.
Employees are responsible for home internet charges and any personal expenses incurred while working remotely.
Modest office supplies (up to $50 per month) will be reimbursed with original receipts submitted through the expense system.
To protect data, remote employees must use the company VPN and enable automatic screen lock on their devices.
For technical assistance or to report security incidents, contact the IT Helpdesk at ext. 4521 or helpdesk@corpmail.com.

Riverton Library Proposes Expansion to Create Community Hub

At a Riverton City Council meeting on May 9, library officials presented plans to expand the Riverton Public Library with a new community hub. The proposal calls for a 2,800-square-meter addition adjacent to the existing building that would include a café, co-working spaces, and a children’s learning wing. The city planning office noted that the site is currently zoned for public use and that the project will require a special permit before construction can begin. Library Director Sonia Patel said the expansion aims to increase services and that it could create employment for up to 35 local residents. The council is scheduled to vote on the application at its June 12 meeting.

Riverton Times
www.rivertontimes.com

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Readers' Comments

Evan Brooks posted on May 11:
As the owner of PageTurn Books on Elm Street, I welcome improvements to community spaces, but I worry the library’s plan will hurt independent businesses. I’m particularly concerned that a café inside the new facility would "siphon customers away from independent shops like mine," and that the extra seating and free Wi-Fi might draw people who previously spent money at nearby cafés and bakeries. There’s also the matter of parking—our street already fills up on weekends. I hope the council considers the impact on small vendors before approving the permit.

TO: Evan Brooks (ebrooks@pageturnbooks.com)
FROM: Sonia Patel (spatel@rivertonlibrary.org)
SUBJECT: Invitation to June 12 Forum
DATE: May 13

Dear Mr. Brooks,

Thank you for your comment on the Riverton Times Web site. I appreciate your concerns regarding the café and parking. The library board is hosting a public forum on June 12 to discuss the proposal, and we hope you will attend the public forum on June 12 and consider speaking about your concerns. If you would like, you may bring data, photos, or a brief written statement. We are keen to work with nearby businesses to find solutions that support both the library and local merchants.

Sincerely,

Sonia Patel
Director, Riverton Public Library