Late Attendance Warning Letter



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LETTER OF WARNING PPSM 62 Corrective Action SCOPE: Professional and Support Staff Summary A Letter of Warning normally consists of five (5) sections: 1.. (See UC Policy and UCD Procedure 70 - Complaint Resolution) You have the right to request review of this action under Personnel Policies for Staff Members 70 - Complaint Resolution.. Signature of Supervisor Supervisor s Title Attachments: Department s Attendance Standards (1) June 1, 2002 Performance Evaluation (2) Attendance Record June through November 2003 (3) Proof of Service (4) cc: Department File UCDHS Labor Relations Consultant w/attachments UCDHS HR Records w/attachments.




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