Employee warning letter
Record a formal workplace warning, the concern, expected improvement and review date.
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Record a formal workplace warning, the concern, expected improvement and review date.
Document a verbal warning conversation and the improvement agreed with an employee.
Set out a written warning with factual reasons, required standards and a review period.
Confirm a final written warning and explain the improvement required before further action.
Raise an informal workplace concern clearly without presenting it as a formal warning.
Address repeated lateness with dates, the expected standard and an appropriate review date.
Record an attendance concern and the support or improvement expected from an employee.
Explain a conduct concern and give the employee a clear, measurable route to improvement.
Invite an employee to a disciplinary meeting and explain the matter and arrangements.
Confirm a disciplinary decision, the reasons, required action and any review or appeal details.
Confirm a neutral suspension while a workplace matter is investigated.
Acknowledge an employee grievance and explain what will happen next.
Invite an employee to discuss their grievance and confirm the meeting arrangements.
Record the findings and outcome after a workplace grievance has been considered.
Confirm the arrangements for an employee disciplinary or grievance appeal hearing.
Set out corrective actions, support, owners and review dates after a disciplinary process.
Define the scope, evidence, witnesses and timescale for a fair workplace investigation.
Invite an employee or witness to an investigation meeting and explain its purpose.
Prepare neutral questions and consistent prompts for workplace investigation interviews.
Capture a witness account in their own words with dates and confirmation.
Record questions, answers, evidence references and follow-up points during an investigation.
Summarise evidence, conflicting accounts and factual findings in a structured report.
Track documents, records, footage and other evidence gathered during an investigation.
Build a clear chronology of events, sources and unresolved points after an incident.
Hold a consistent return-to-work discussion after sickness absence and record support agreed.
Let an employee record dates and the reason for a short sickness absence.
Invite an employee to an attendance or absence review meeting with clear arrangements.
Remind an employee to provide updated medical evidence or contact their manager.
Maintain a consistent record of sickness dates, contact, evidence and return actions.
Contact an employee who has not attended work or followed the absence reporting process.
Record welfare contact, medical information, adjustments and next steps during long-term absence.
Plan temporary hours, duties, adjustments and review dates for a supported return.
Cover pre-start paperwork, access, induction, training and first-week follow-up.
Coordinate every onboarding step from offer acceptance through the first review.
Record workplace orientation, policies, safety and job-specific induction topics.
Collect the core contact and employment information needed for a new starter record.
Give a new employee a clear schedule of introductions, learning and early priorities.
Review performance, conduct, attendance, support and objectives during probation.
Explain why probation is being extended and set clear support and review arrangements.
Confirm successful completion of an employee probation period.
Pass staffing, customer, stock, safety and outstanding action information between shifts.
Give the incoming manager a concise record of issues, decisions and urgent actions.
Standardise safety, equipment, cash, stock and team checks before opening.
Record end-of-day cleaning, cash, equipment, security and handover checks.
Keep a daily record of staffing, service, maintenance, incidents and follow-up actions.
Record employees, shifts, approvals and any conditions for a proposed shift swap.
Capture the reason, hours, cost and manager approval for planned overtime.
Plan a focused team briefing with updates, priorities, risks and named actions.
Set measurable expectations, support, evidence and review dates for performance improvement.
Structure regular conversations around progress, wellbeing, support and priorities.
Review achievements, objectives, behaviours, development and the next review period.
Record training completed, provider, outcomes, expiry dates and follow-up needs.
Agree development goals, learning activities, support and realistic target dates.
Turn business priorities into specific employee objectives and success measures.
Recognise a specific contribution and explain the positive impact it had.
Document coaching points, employee reflections, actions and the next check-in.
Build a practical employee handbook covering standards, procedures and key workplace information.
Set out a clear process for investigating and responding to workplace conduct concerns.
Explain how employees can raise concerns and how the business will respond.
Define reporting, contact, evidence, support and return-to-work expectations.
Set clear rules for requesting, approving, carrying over and recording annual leave.
Explain responsible use of social media and protection of colleagues, customers and the business.
Set out practical responsibilities for handling employee, customer and business information.
Explain how flexible working requests are made, considered and documented.
Acknowledge a resignation and confirm notice, final day and practical arrangements.
Gather constructive feedback about the role, management, culture and reasons for leaving.
Coordinate access removal, property return, final records and communications when employment ends.
Confirm a dismissal decision, reasons, effective date and relevant next steps.
Invite an employee to consultation and explain the proposal without pre-judging the outcome.
Track handover, leave, access, property and final-pay actions during an employee notice period.
Record equipment, keys, uniforms, documents and other property returned by a leaver.
Provide a consistent factual employment reference with role and service details.
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