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Old 31-May-2009, 10:49
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Hi,
This is related to an official letter directed to x employee about a deduction from his salary for his absence day .. can I get some help on this plz. this is the letter body.....

=== Start ===
To: Accounting Dept.
After reviewing the employees official attendance records for the company, we found that the employee\ Employee Name (Decorator) didn’t come to work on Tuesday dated 2009-01-01, and that was without any accepted excuse.
Accordingly
Decided to deduct one working day from her monthly salary
Note that in the case of repetition will increase the penalty in accordance with the internal rules of the company.
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Thanks for the help.
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Old 31-May-2009, 11:14
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Hi,
This is related to an official letter directed to x employee about a deduction from his salary for his absence day .. can I get some help on this plz. this is the letter body.....

=== Start ===
To: Accounting Dept.
After reviewing the employee official attendance records for the company, we find that Employee Name (Decorator) didn’t come to work on Tuesday, 1st of January 2009, and that was without any accepted excuse.
Accordingly
It has been decided to deduct one working day from her monthly salary
Note that in the case of repetition the penalty will be increased in accordance with the internal rules of the company.
=== End ===

Thanks for the help.

Make sure you get the right pronoun - is this employee a man or a woman?
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Old 31-May-2009, 11:41
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Hi Anglika,
The right pronoun is (her) as in the letter body. does this mean no grammar mistakes in the letter?
Thanks.
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Old 31-May-2009, 11:46
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Changes I made are in bold type - - apart from these it is fine.
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Old 31-May-2009, 12:00
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Many thanks to you Anglika.
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