Employee Warning Letter
This Employee Warning Letter ("Letter") is issued on [Date] by:
Employer: [Company Name]
Address: [Company Address]
To: [Employee’s Full Name]
Position: [Employee’s Position]
Department: [Department Name]
Subject: Formal Warning for [Nature of Violation]
1. Description of Violation
This letter serves as a formal warning regarding the following incident(s) or behavior(s):
[Describe the issue – e.g., repeated tardiness, failure to meet deadlines, violation of company policy, inappropriate behavior, etc.]
These actions are in violation of [refer to company policy, employment contract, or code of conduct if applicable].
2. Previous Discussions (if any)
[Optional – Include details of any verbal warnings or meetings held prior to issuing this written warning.]
3. Required Improvement
You are expected to correct this behavior immediately and comply with the following expectations:
[List specific actions or improvements required, deadlines, and performance goals.]
4. Consequences of Further Violations
Please be advised that failure to demonstrate immediate and sustained improvement may result in further disciplinary action, up to and including termination of employment.
5. Employee Acknowledgement
You are required to sign this letter to acknowledge that the contents have been reviewed with you. Your signature does not imply agreement but confirms receipt and understanding.
Employer Signature
Name:
Title:
Date:
Employee Signature
Name:
Date:
Employee Warning Letter
Clearly document performance issues and corrective actions using this Employee Warning Letter Template.
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Employee Warning Letter FAQ
What is an Employee Warning Letter?
An employee warning letter formally communicates performance or behavior concerns, clearly documenting issues and required actions.
Why do you need an Employee Warning Letter?
Provides formal documentation of issues, clearly communicates expectations, and protects employer legally.
When should you use an Employee Warning Letter?
Use whenever addressing employee misconduct, poor performance, or policy violations.
How to write an Employee Warning Letter?
Clearly specify issues, required improvements, consequences of failure to comply, and include signatures.
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