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An employee failed to report to work or call in to explain their absence for three consecutive work days. As a result, the company considers this a voluntary resignation from employment effective immediately. The letter encloses important information about the resignation and provides contact information for the human resources department if the employee has any questions.

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An employee failed to report to work or call in to explain their absence for three consecutive work days. As a result, the company considers this a voluntary resignation from employment effective immediately. The letter encloses important information about the resignation and provides contact information for the human resources department if the employee has any questions.

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Sample Termination Letter for No Show/No Call

Date

Name
Address

Dear Employee:

As you know, you have not reported to work or called to explain your absence for three consecutive
work days (list the days). We have left messages (or tried to reach you) and have not heard from you.
As a result, Company XYZ considers your absence a voluntary resignation from employment effective
today (date of resignation).

I have enclosed important information regarding your resignation. Please call _______________ in
Human Resources at (phone number) if you have any questions.

Sincerely,

Manager

This document is provided for educational and informational purposes only and is not intended and should not be construed as legal advice or opinion. Competent
legal counsel should be consulted for legal planning and advice.

© 2006 Associated Industries of Massachusetts, Inc.

Contact us at: Associated Industries of Massachusetts • 222 Berkeley Street • P.O. Box 763, Boston, Massachusetts 02117-0763
800-470-6277 or 617-262-1180 • www.aimnet.org

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