Unauthorised absence final reminder letter template
Our Unauthorised Absence Final Reminder Letter template helps address persistent absenteeism, promoting attendance and accountability.
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- Last updated 14/12/2024.
- UK-specific accuracy.
- Suitable for use in other territories; check local laws first.
Unauthorised absence final reminder letter
[Sender name]
[Sender address]
[date]
[Recipient name]
[Recipient address]
Dear [Recipient first name],
Unauthorised Absence (Third Letter)
I am writing to you in regards to your recent unauthorised absence from work. We have noted that you have been absent from work without proper authorisation on [list dates and duration of absences].
As you are aware, our company has a strict attendance policy in place, which requires all employees to attend work regularly and to follow the proper procedures for requesting time off or reporting absences. Your unauthorised absences are in
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An Unauthorised Absence Final Reminder Letter is a formal communication sent to employees who have unsanctioned absences.
It warns against unacceptable absence and potential disciplinary action, emphasising adherence to attendance protocols.
The letter reinforces responsibilities, encourages prompt return to work, and is used as a last resort after prior measures.
It is usually sent/actioned by the Employer / HR to the Employee .
It should be actioned around 1 to 2 days after the second unauthorised reminder letter has been issued, and no contact has been made by the awol employee have not been responded to.