I am been asked to mail her asking for an explanation? Do I need to mention abt the talks we had or ?????? Is there any format?
From India, Bangalore



If you're been asked for the explanation; explain all you had communicate with the employee and if you are having any mails on it keep document it and on that base you can sent warning note or final communcation.
Thanks,
JB
From India, Ahmadabad
in my view you send a letter mentioning that as per attendance record you are absenting form so and so date .explain why disciplinary action should not be initiated againsy you. donot mention telephonic conversion.
tks
js malik
From India, Delhi
I think you should mention the details of the interaction that you have had with the employee in the mail and ask her to confirm the details of the same. Following which you should sent a warning letter informing her that she has been absconding and necessary actions as per your company policy would be taken if she does not revert back with he explanation on her actions.
Keep the record of every written or mails. Or send a register notice by post through your legal department ( if you have ) where she will have to sign it after receiving. Send a stern warning so that she will revert back. Generally people to be very precise girls do get tensed with warnings so she will revert.
Telephonic conversations will not count.
Aparna
From India, Salai
From India, Bangalore
You should mention all the conversation you had with her. You hve waited so many days, which means you have given the person the opporunity to reply. What you can do is: Send her a warning letter mentioning that she should join immediately or she would be terminated. This will help you, I have practised in my earlier organisation, it works.
The employee either returns / calls / replies to the letter.
Regards,
SDB
Probably.. My suggesstion here will be to speak with her collegues if you can get any in sights .. May be she has gone on a personal emergency. To maintain a Employer-Employee relatioship, it will be great if you do this before you proceed.
Many Thanks,
Srini.
From India, Madras
From India, Pune
Please send a warning letter giving the employee 5 days time to revert. If she reverts, then action accordinly, if she doesnt, then issue a second warning letter giving her 5 days time to revert back, mentioning that in case of no revert she will be terminated.
In case case of no revert to the 2nd letter, issue the termination letter.
Swati
From India, Bangalore