Memo of Concern: A Guide for Addressing Employee Conduct Issues in the Workplace, Assignments of Technical English

The process for drafting a memo of concern, a formal communication used by organizations to address employee conduct issues. The memo summarizes the department's concerns, reiterates policies and procedures, documents prior counseling, and provides clear directives and consequences for non-compliance.

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DATE:
PHONE:
FROM:
AUTHOR’S NAME, Author’s Title
Author’s Department
TO:
RECIPIENT NAME(S), Recipient Title(s)
Recipient’s Department(s)
SUBJECT:
MEMO OF CONCERN
The purpose of this memo is to summarize the Department’s continued concerns with [INSERT TOPIC]
§ Reiterate the importance of the policy/procedure, conduct or behavior that is causing concern, or how the
employee continued to fail to adequately carry out a directive, assignment or instruction.
§ Reiterate the impact of not following the policy/procedure. Example: “Failure to operate a County vehicle
in accordance with policy may result in damage to County equipment”.
§ Indicate when this instruction/expectation was previously discussed or had been previously trained or
counseled. Indicate dates/times of prior verbal counseling and date written documentation was issued to
the employee.
§ Provide a clear directive to the employee. Example: “You were previously instructed to operate a County
vehicle in safe and responsible manner in accordance with all applicable laws.”
§ Provide consequences an employee may face if he/she fails to follow the directive. Example: “Failure to
follow these directives will result in disciplinary action, up to and including dismissal.”
I acknowledge receipt of this Memo and understand that a copy will be placed in my personnel file.
_____________________________ _____________
Employee Date
cc: Department Contacts (e.g. Mary Doe, Administrative Manager)
Human Resources Officer (if appropriate)
Department File (if appropriate)
Official Personnel File (if appropriate)
Interoffice!Memo
Attachment #5

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DATE: PHONE:

FROM: AUTHOR’S NAME, Author’s Title

Author’s Department

TO: RECIPIENT NAME(S), Recipient Title(s )

Recipient’s Department(s)

SUBJECT: MEMO OF CONCERN

The purpose of this memo is to summarize the Department’s continued concerns with [INSERT TOPIC] § Reiterate the importance of the policy/procedure, conduct or behavior that is causing concern, or how the employee continued to fail to adequately carry out a directive, assignment or instruction. § Reiterate the impact of not following the policy/procedure. Example: “Failure to operate a County vehicle in accordance with policy may result in damage to County equipment”. § Indicate when this instruction/expectation was previously discussed or had been previously trained or counseled. Indicate dates/times of prior verbal counseling and date written documentation was issued to the employee. § Provide a clear directive to the employee. Example: “You were previously instructed to operate a County vehicle in safe and responsible manner in accordance with all applicable laws.”

§ Provide consequences an employee may face if he/she fails to follow the directive. Example: “Failure to

follow these directives will result in disciplinary action, up to and including dismissal.” I acknowledge receipt of this Memo and understand that a copy will be placed in my personnel file.


Employee Date cc: Department Contacts (e.g. Mary Doe, Administrative Manager) Human Resources Officer (if appropriate) Department File (if appropriate) Official Personnel File (if appropriate)

Interoffice Memo

Attachment # 5

NOTE: Generally the employee should

have already been verbally counseled

and issued written documentation before

receiving a Memo of Concern.