Common use of Warning Letter Clause in Contracts

Warning Letter. If the employee has not shown evidence of attempting to correct the behavior in question at the end of the remediation period provided, the employer shall issue a written warning letter. The warning letter shall contain a statement of observed problem with the employee’s performance or conduct and the dates observed or other evidence, which show a failure to remediate the performance or conduct discussed in the informal counseling/conference. The warning shall inform the employee that a formal letter of reprimand will follow if the employee’s performance or conduct continues. The warning letter will be placed in the employee’s personnel file aGer 5 days. The employee may respond in writing to the warning letter and said response will be attached to the warning letter.

Appears in 2 contracts

Sources: Collective Bargaining Agreement, Collective Bargaining Agreement