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Spaces for the supervisor, employee, and witnesses to sign. Note: If an employee refuses to sign, simply record the refusal. 2. Financial & Tax Write-Ups

A write-up is a formal record used to document a serious conduct or performance issue. It serves as a "paper trail" to ensure decisions are based on facts rather than personal judgment. excise

Clear steps the employee must take to improve, including specific targets or deadlines. Spaces for the supervisor, employee, and witnesses to sign

A calm, objective account of what happened. Avoid using emotional or opinionated language. Spaces for the supervisor

Full name, ID number, job title, and department.

Explicitly cite the section of the Employee Handbook that was violated.

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