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Charge Sheet For Disobedience 521 Legal Draft Template

Category Service And Establishment Forms
Format Rich Text
File name Charge sheet for Disobedience-521.rtf

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Charge sheet for Disobedience

Ref . No :………………               
Date : ……………..

To,
Mr…………………….
....................................

It came to notice that on ………… being working as a driver you were ordered by the Office Manager to take that on …………….. being employed and working as a driver you were ordered by the Office Manager to take him in Car No…………. from ………….to …………where he had to go urgently for an official work. In utter violation of the instructions, you refused to take him in the car by falsely stating that there were no written orders to take the car. As a result of your failure to do so, the urgent work of the company suffered. You have, therefore, committed a breach of Order No …….. and have thus made yourself liable for disciplinary action.

You are hereby required to submit your explanation to the aforesaid charge within …… days from the date of receipt of this charge sheet as to why suitable disciplinary action should not be initiated against you.

If you fail to submit your explanation within the stipulated period then it will be presume that you have admitted the charge they will against to you and action will be taken as per Company Rule.

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