Employee Letter of Reprimand Example

Employee Letter of Reprimand Example on Attendance

Dear Mr. Alex Goodfellow:

This letter of reprimand is being issued to you for failing to follow the company’s policy on attendance.

Specifically, you had three unscheduled absent periods on June 3, June 22, and July 6, 2011. Although you did call prior to your shift beginning and notified your supervisor you are only permitted to have no more than two unscheduled absent periods in a one year rolling calendar period without providing medical documentation substantiating the illness or injury.

Going forward if you have another unscheduled absent period, or fail to follow any other company policy or rule you will be subject to additional discipline up to and including possible termination.

If there is an underlying reason for your unscheduled absences I would strongly encourage you to speak with your supervisor about certain state and federal programs, such as, the Family Medical Leave Act.

Harry Truman
Supervisor

Alex Goodfellow
Employee

Employee Letter of Reprimand Example for Sexual Harassment

Dear John Winters:

You are being issued this letter of reprimand for violating our policy of sexual harassment.

Specifically, on April 1, 2011, you persisted at asking a fellow employee to go on a date with you after she continued to make it very clear that she was not interested in your advances.

Mr. Winters, our sexual harassment policy is very clear in that all employees are entitled to a workplace free from harassment. That includes not being consistently approached with romantic intentions once an employee has indicated they are not interested.

In the future if you are found to have violated our sexual harassment policy again you will be subject to disciplinary action up to and including possible dismissal. In addition, you are not to approach or retaliate in any way against Ms. Heather Daniels. The consequences for doing so will result in immediate termination.

Abraham Lincoln
Supervisor

John Winters

Employee

Employee Letter of Reprimand Example for Insubordination

Dear Elizabeth Ramsey:

You are being provided this reprimand letter for insubordination.

On September 22, 2011, you refused to comply with your supervisors request to watch the telephones during a fellow employees lunch break. You specifically stated that this type of work was beneath you and that they needed to get someone else to do it! On January 5, 2011, you acknowledged by your signature that you had read and understood our policies contained in our Employee Manual, which covers the policy on Insubordination.

Ms. Ramsey, if any time in the future you refuse to take direction from anyone in a leadership position at this company you will be subject to immediate dismissal. The only exception to this would be if you are directed to perform a task that is illegal, immoral, or unsafe.

George Washington
Supervisor

Elizabeth Ramsey
Employee

Employee Letter of Reprimand Example for Disrespectful Behavior

Dear Ms. Paula Gomez:

This letter of reprimand is for your failure to comply with our company’s policy on disrespectful behavior.

Specifically, on May 4, 2011, at approximately 9:45 am you told another employee that they were not doing their share of the work and they better start. After your supervisor questioned you immediately following this incident you acknowledged that you had made the statement and that you wished you had not done so.

Ms. Gomez, it is very important that you conduct yourself professionally at all times in the workplace. This includes treating everyone with respect and courtesy.

Any future violations of this policy or any policy or rule will subject you to additional disciplinary action, up to and including possible termination. 

George Patton
Supervisor

Paula Gomez
Employee

Employee Letter of Reprimand Example for Disrespectful Behavior

Dear Mr. Paul Smith:

This letter of reprimand is for your failure to comply with our company’s policy on attendance.

Specifically, on March 21, 2021, you were tardy for the third time in the past sixty days. On February 3, 2021, you were scheduled to start your shift at 8:00 am, and you arrived at 8:09 am. On February 27, 2021, you were scheduled to start your shift at 8:00 am, and you arrived at 8:14 am. On March 21, 2021, you were scheduled to start you shift at 8:00 am, and you arrived at 8:22 am.

Mr. Smith, it is very important that you understand that you are considered tardy the moment your shift begins. There is no grace period. Because of your late arrival your supervisor had to assign someone else to cover your responsibilities, which disrupted the workforce.

Any future violations of the company's attendance policy or any policy or rule may subject you to additional disciplinary action, up to and including possible termination. 

George Patton
Supervisor

Paul Smith
Employee

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