[Vocabulary] Writing a gentle reminder to employee late coming

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tushargta

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Dear All,

I need to send a gentle reminder to employee's late coming. Could anyone suggest me a good letter.

Regards,
Tushar Srivastava
 

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Welcome to the forum.

It's "to employees who come in late". Please try to write the reminder yourself first, post it here and then we will look at it.
 

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Dear All,

I need to send a gentle reminder to employee's late coming. Could anyone suggest me a good letter.

Regards,
Tushar Srivastava

If this is a serious problem for you, I would concentrate more on being firm than being gentle.
 

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If this is a serious problem for you, I would concentrate more on being firm than being gentle.

I would think that would depend on management style. I would go for gentle at first.
I think the OP is talking about one employee, hence the apostrophe. In which case it should be "...to an employee who comes in late".
 

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Apologies. I read this on my tiny phone screen so didn't spot where the apostrophe was. I agree that it appears that just one employee is at fault here. Still, we'll find out when the OP attempts to write the message. ;-)
 
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