Notice For Long Absence From Duty On Account Of Ill–health 515 Legal Draft Template
| Category | Service And Establishment Forms |
| Format | Rich Text |
| File name | Notice for Long Absence from Duty on Account of ill–health-515.rtf |
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Notice for Long Absence from Duty on Account of ill-health
Ref. No:………………. Date:……………….
To
A.B.……………………..
………………………...
It has been noticed from your severally letters received along with Medical certificate that you have been suffering from continued ill-health and are not able to report to duty from ……………….to date. The Medical certificates submitted disclosed that you are suffering from …………………and as per the Medical Certificates dated …………..you are required to take treatment and rest upto………… Thus you are suffering from continued ill health.
You are directed to showcause within ………. days, why your service should not be terminated on the ground of continued ill-health.
To
A.B.……………………..
………………………...
It has been noticed from your severally letters received along with Medical certificate that you have been suffering from continued ill-health and are not able to report to duty from ……………….to date. The Medical certificates submitted disclosed that you are suffering from …………………and as per the Medical Certificates dated …………..you are required to take treatment and rest upto………… Thus you are suffering from continued ill health.
You are directed to showcause within ………. days, why your service should not be terminated on the ground of continued ill-health.
MANAGER