Dear Sir/ Madam
one employee working in our organization from last six month, he has completed his probation period but his performance is not up to mark so have extend his probation period , so how to write probation period extension letter.
Thanks & Regards
9881382408
From India, Pune
2one employee working in our organization from last six month, he has completed his probation period but his performance is not up to mark so have extend his probation period , so how to write probation period extension letter.
Thanks & Regards
9881382408
From India, Pune
Hi Kishoryy,
Plz find the format of extension as appended:
"
<Date>
<Name>
<Designation>
In accordance with the terms and conditions of your appointment letter dated ________ relating to probation, it has been decided to extend your probation for a further period of ______ month i.e. from _______to ________ .
Other terms and conditions of your employment shall remain unchanged.
For _________
<Name of Signatory>
"
Amit Goyal
From India, Delhi
Plz find the format of extension as appended:
"
<Date>
<Name>
<Designation>
In accordance with the terms and conditions of your appointment letter dated ________ relating to probation, it has been decided to extend your probation for a further period of ______ month i.e. from _______to ________ .
Other terms and conditions of your employment shall remain unchanged.
For _________
<Name of Signatory>
"
Amit Goyal
From India, Delhi
Hi,
You may use even this one also..
_____/HRD/_____
To, ______________
Designation: ________
Dear _____________,
Consequent to the review of your performance during your probation, we would like to inform you that there are few impactable areas in which your performance has not been upto the levels expected from you. The same has been conveyed to you at the time of your review. We therefore regret to inform you that your probation has been extended for a further period of 3 months i.e. from 23.10.2006 to 22.04.2007.
You will next be reviewed on 23.07.2007. A set of activities mutually agreed upon will be listed and handed over to you from my office in due course.
All the other terms and conditions as detailed in your appointment letter remain unchanged.
We look forward to your valuable contributions and wish you all the very best for a rewarding career with the organisation.
Please sign the duplicate copy of this letter as a token of acceptance of the same.
For, Company Name
Name:
Designation:
Regards,
Amit Seth.
From India, Ahmadabad
You may use even this one also..
_____/HRD/_____
To, ______________
Designation: ________
Dear _____________,
Consequent to the review of your performance during your probation, we would like to inform you that there are few impactable areas in which your performance has not been upto the levels expected from you. The same has been conveyed to you at the time of your review. We therefore regret to inform you that your probation has been extended for a further period of 3 months i.e. from 23.10.2006 to 22.04.2007.
You will next be reviewed on 23.07.2007. A set of activities mutually agreed upon will be listed and handed over to you from my office in due course.
All the other terms and conditions as detailed in your appointment letter remain unchanged.
We look forward to your valuable contributions and wish you all the very best for a rewarding career with the organisation.
Please sign the duplicate copy of this letter as a token of acceptance of the same.
For, Company Name
Name:
Designation:
Regards,
Amit Seth.
From India, Ahmadabad
Hi Kishorry,
I think you need to think about here is what happens if at the end of the extended probation and his performance is still not up to par. What happens then?
On what basis do you gauge his performance? Have you informed him throughout the course of the probation period of his performance? What areas he needs to improve? Was he given the right training? Counsel?
If you have done all that and at the end of the probation period you still find him lacking and there is no mark improvements, then instead of keeping the guy, you ought to just dismiss him. Unless you still see a glimmer of hope and think that things will improve. If so, then proceed to extend his probation.
Regards
Ric
From Malaysia, Kuching
I think you need to think about here is what happens if at the end of the extended probation and his performance is still not up to par. What happens then?
On what basis do you gauge his performance? Have you informed him throughout the course of the probation period of his performance? What areas he needs to improve? Was he given the right training? Counsel?
If you have done all that and at the end of the probation period you still find him lacking and there is no mark improvements, then instead of keeping the guy, you ought to just dismiss him. Unless you still see a glimmer of hope and think that things will improve. If so, then proceed to extend his probation.
Regards
Ric
From Malaysia, Kuching
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