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A Job Abandonment Letter is a formal HR document issued by an employer to an employee who has failed to report to work for several consecutive days without prior notice, approval, or communication. Key Components: 1. Company Letterhead2. Date3. Employee Information4. Subject Line5. Opening Paragraph6. Details of Absence7. Reference to Employment Law8. Employee Response Deadline9. Potential Consequences10. Contact Information11. Closing and Signature12. CC and File Copy Purpose: 1. Initiate formal communication to address prolonged absenteeism.2. Request an explanation from the employee within a defined timeline.3. Warn the employee of the risk of termination if no response is received.4. Protect the employer legally by documenting due process.5. Provide an opportunity for the employee to clarify or submit valid reasons (e.g., illness, emergencies).6. Comply with labor laws before taking disciplinary action like dismissal.Order for an editable sample template here on Sheriaplex.
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