Managing People > Disciplinary document templates

Disciplinary procedures enable you to ensure that employees keep to the rules. More importantly, they enable you, as an employer, to ensure that all breaches of the rules are dealt with fairly and consistently.

If disciplinary rules and procedures are written correctly and used effectively, not only should the work place be a happier working environment but also, the business owner will minimise the potential of being taken to an Employment Tribunal.

Disciplinary procedures should be seen as an aid to effective management, to be used primarily as a means of modifying people’s behaviour in line with the organisation’s aims – not just as a mechanism for imposing sanctions.

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First written warning confirmation

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First written warning confirmation - lateness

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Letter of concern

You would normally issue this letter to record a concern that you have over something that the employee has done for the first time, that if happens again may warrant disciplinary action.

An informal verbal warning is often all you need to improve an employee’s conduct or performance.

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Suspension confirmation letter

This letter is used to confirm an employees suspension while a disciplinary investigation takes place.

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Unauthorised absence first letter

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Unauthorised absence second letter

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Unauthorised absence third letter

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Verbal warning confirmation - excessive absenteeism

Used to inform an employee of the first stage of the disciplinary process due to them being absent on a high number of occasions.

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Verbal warning confirmation - excessive lateness

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Verbal warning confirmation - general

This document allows the employer confirm a Verbal Warning, and to specify the exact misconduct and the improvement timescale to the employee.

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