On that day, I was ill with a fever and unable to work. I acknowledge that I did not follow the proper call-in procedure (calling my manager before 8:00 AM). This was a mistake. I should have reviewed the employee handbook after my previous verbal reminder. I sincerely apologize for this procedural lapse. Attached is a photo of the clinic note from that date.
I completed the online training on [Date], but the LMS did not record my completion due to a known system error (IT ticket #45678). I have since retaken the training, and my completion certificate is attached. I also confirm that I am fully current on all other compliance requirements. sample response to show cause letter
I am writing in response to the Show Cause letter received on [date], regarding the allegations of three unexcused absences during [month] and failure to complete the mandatory safety training. I understand the seriousness of these concerns and appreciate the opportunity to provide my perspective and evidence. On that day, I was ill with a fever and unable to work
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