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The Written Warning Letter For Disrespectful Behavior is a crucial human resource management tool used in South African workplace settings when formal disciplinary action is required to address inappropriate conduct. This document is typically issued after verbal warnings have proven ineffective or when the severity of the disrespectful behavior warrants immediate written documentation. It must comply with South African labour legislation, including the Labour Relations Act 66 of 1995 and the Employment Equity Act 55 of 1998, while following the guidelines set out in the Code of Good Practice. The letter serves multiple purposes: documenting the incident(s), establishing a formal record of the disciplinary action, communicating expected behavioral changes, and outlining consequences of non-compliance. It forms part of the progressive discipline process and can be referenced in future disciplinary actions if necessary.

1. Letter Header: Company letterhead, date, reference number, and mark as 'Private and Confidential'

2. Employee Information: Full name, employee ID, position, department, and immediate supervisor of the employee receiving the warning

3. Subject Line: Clear indication that this is a formal written warning for disrespectful behavior

4. Incident Details: Specific description of the disrespectful behavior(s), including dates, times, locations, and witnesses

5. Impact Statement: Explanation of how the behavior affects the workplace, colleagues, and company operations

6. Policy Reference: Citation of specific company policies, codes of conduct, or workplace rules that were violated

7. Required Corrections: Clear statement of expected behavioral changes and improvements required

8. Consequences: Description of what will happen if the behavior continues, including potential further disciplinary action

9. Timeline: Specific timeframe for expected improvement and review period

10. Signature Section: Space for signatures of the issuing manager, HR representative, and employee, with date