Tired of not knowing how to write a written warning letter?
Written Warning Letter

"Never Before Has Putting Together an Employee Discipline Form Been So Incredibly Easy!"
Simplify Every Aspect of the Unpleasant Task of Issuing Employee Discipline!
Developed by a professional with over 35 years of experience!!!
1. Issuing discipline is unfortunately one of those unpleasant but necessary tasks you must face as a leader.2. If you don't take action when an employee's behavior is unacceptable you are virtually saying it is OK for everyone else as well. Trust me you will see more unacceptable behavior from others also. 3. Why not use a simple but proven method that comes along with several examples of how to complete the form for numerous violations such as Tardy, Sexual Harassment, Absences, and much more. 4. This form will also help if you are ever challenged in a legal proceeding also, since now you have an official record of your action. 5. The 12 example written warning letters will give you plenty of ideas to use for almost any situation. 6. The added free bonus of the performance review form will allow you to rate your staff annually which every employee on earth desires to receive. Don't pass this up.
Only $4.99!!
Buy the form today and you will receive as a free bonus...
12 Sample Written Warning Letters absolutely free
and
Professionally Developed Employee Performance Review Form
This Price Will Not Last Long - Get It Today While You Still Can!!

I have provided a Sample Warning Letter to help you learn how to write a business letter on your own!
(Date)(Dear Mr/Ms:) (Mr/Ms Name) you are being issued a formal written warning letter for excessive personal use of the telephone. You acknowledged by your signature that you were aware of our company policy at your orientation on March 3, 2008. Also, you signed acknowledging that you had received a copy of our employee handbook on that same date. Specifically, our records indicate that you made eight (8) calls, totaling 133 minutes, during your scheduled shift on April 3, April 6, and April 14, 2008. Future violations of company policy may result in additional disciplinary action, up to and including, possible termination. Both parties have reviewed this document and agree that its contents fairly reflect their conversation. Signed: (Employee) (Employer)

Standard Legal Includes Discipline Forms and Tons of other Extra Legal Forms with every Employee Manual Software Package.
Stop allowing an employee to damage you're company's reputation and watching your money go down the drain because of a poor performing employee?Don't give those employee 80% of your time anymore? Need to Write an Employee Handbook?
Write an effective and professional written warning letter every single time in just minutes!
It will also help to protect you legally when done correctly, which may just save your business altogether! Take control back of your business! Be Respected Again!
FOR MORE INFORMATION ON WRITTEN WARNINGS AND SAMPLES SEE BELOW FOR THE SITUATION THAT MATCHES BEST.
Unexcussed Absence
Sexual Harassment
Insubordination
Destruction of Company Property
Inappropriate Conduct at Work
Poor Personal Hygiene
Gossiping
Smoking in the Workplace
Willful Idleness
Careless Workmanship
Failure to Protect Confidential Information
Inappropriate Use of Company Vehicle
Violation of the Company Safety Policy
The information contained in this Written Warning Letter or any article provided by Good Leadership Skills in our website Leadership-Skills-for-Life.com, has not been prepared, endorsed, or reviewed by any form of licensed legal professional including but not limited to an attorney. Nothing on the Leadership-Skills-for-Life.com website should be taken as legal advice, but instead should act as a useful resource in providing general information that may be useful to members of the general public. All visitors are encouraged to consult with a licensed attorney/lawyer in all legal matters. You should not act, or refrain from acting, based upon any information on this web site. This information does not, and is not intended to, constitute legal advice.
Thank you for reviewing the information on Written Warning - Reutrn to the Home Page.


|