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Verbal warning should follow previous coaching/feedback session with employee. Complete Disciplinary Documentation Form if appropriate. ... Schedule a private meeting with employee. ... Have with you documented facts/examples. Present facts of the situation. Ask the employee for his/her response. Listen.
The law does not set any specific guidelines on how many verbal warnings should be given before issuing a written warning. However, it is generally recommended that for minor conduct issues such as lateness, you give at least three verbal warnings before progressing to a written warning.
I am writing to confirm that, following the hearing held on [date], you were given a verbal warning under the [disciplinary OR capability] procedure. The reason for the warning was that your [conduct OR performance] has been unsatisfactory in the following respect[s]: [set out misconduct OR unsatisfactory performance].
I am writing to confirm that, following the hearing held on [date], you were given a verbal warning under the [disciplinary OR capability] procedure. The reason for the warning was that your [conduct OR performance] has been unsatisfactory in the following respect[s]: [set out misconduct OR unsatisfactory performance].
Specifically, [clearly state the unacceptable behavior or conduct] on [date]. On [date], you received a verbal warning for [state the unacceptable behavior or conduct]. This written warning marks an opportunity for you to correct your [unsatisfactory performance and/or behavior].