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Its not law but etiquette
mark the envelope "private and confidential" and the receptionist should pass it through to the recipient.
Eddy T
To be on the safe side, write on the envelope, "To be open by Mr/md.---------- only.
aj at the bank
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Make it look like an Internal envelope (plain and just hand write the name only on it).....mark it EYES ONLY - and often that will get straight through.
Good luck!
Jon M
its probably not against the law but they shouldent open letters not adressed to them
borolass
there is no 'law'. if a letter is addressed to any individual it really should only be opened by them, whether or not the are a company exec. large companies handle a lot of mail and therefore all letters will be opened in a post room regardless of who they are addressed to. marking it private & confidential may bypass this - although it wouldn't where i work. if it is being delivered at work, it is related to work therefore can usually be opened by anyone, personal mail should go to a home address.
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