Final Warning Letter (Unsatisfactory Performance)
A Final Warning Letter (Unsatisfactory Performance) allows you to give notice to an employee who is underperforming in their position.
Last updated January 21, 2025
Suitable for Australia
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Frequently asked questions
Use this Final Warning Letter (Unsatisfactory Performance) if:
- You would like to warn an employee that their performance is unsatisfactory in regards to performance, behaviour or conduct.
What does the Final Warning Letter (Unsatisfactory Performance) cover?
- Documents the employee’s unsatisfactory performance, behaviour, or misconduct;
- Puts the employee on notice of how his or her performance must improve; and
- Warns of the risk of termination.
Other names for Final Warning Letter (Unsatisfactory Performance) include:
- Final Warning Letter;
- Letter of Final Warning;
- Warning Letter; and
- Final Warning Before Dismissal.
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