Question mark?

[thenewbrunette]

Do I need a question mark after this sentence?

"I am emailing to enquire whether you have any positions available at the moment."

I think strictly speaking not, as it's an indirect question, but would it be more standard practice to add a question mark?

Keep changing my mind!

Thanks in advance.

It's a reported question, so no, you don't need a question mark.

I would write something slightly different, by the way: 'I am emailing to enquire as to whether you have any available positions, currently'. Or maybe 'current vacancies'.

Thanks for the speedy reply.
Yes, you're right, current or currently are better than "at the moment". In fact, I think I'd written "current vacancies" originally but have kept changing it. Thanks!

You could omit "current", "currently" and "at the moment". The present tense surely implies you are talking about the current position.

Email now amended and sent, thanks.