A complaint letter to the boss is written by an angry employee to express his/her disgruntlement concerning specific incidents/situations in the office. There can be many reasons for such cases, and the employee has the right to express his/her grievance against a colleague/situation and seek clarification/action for the same.
Since this letter is usually addressed to a superior employee, the letter should be brief, and the tone should be polite, yet stern. It should include the said incidence for which you are writing a letter.
To write a complaint letter, use the following tips and samples. One can write a complaint letter to a boss or company about a coworker, unfair treatment in the office, or about manager behavior.
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From
__________ (your name)
__________(your designation)
__________ (office address)
__________ (name of recipient)
__________ (designation)
__________ (name and address of organization)
__________
__________
Date __________ (date of writing letter)
I had brought to your notice….(mention in brief about the problem in hand) a …. back (mention when you discussed about this earlier). I wanted to inform you that the abovementioned situation has not changed.
This job is essential to me due to …(mention reasons, if any).
I request you to intervene and sort out this problem once and for all so that I can continue working without any mental stress.
__________ (your name)
Tracy Milligan
Tele-Executive
Symbiosis Solutions
New York.
David Thomson
Team Manager-Customer Service
Symbiosis Solutions
New York
12 September 2013
Dear Mr. Thomson,
I had brought a personal issue of harassment by my team-mate, Louie, to your notice a month back. I wanted to inform you that his behavior has not changed despite your counseling. He still passes lewd remarks and often gives me intriguing looks.
He has my contact number since he has to inform me about any rescheduling in my shifts. But he uses the same to send double-meaning jokes and messages. My husband happened to read one such message he sent yesterday. I am scared that he might either ask me to quit my job to avoid such harassment or pick up a fight with Louie.
This job is essential to me due to specific financial commitments. I request you to intervene and sort out this problem once and for all so that I can continue working without any mental stress. I also request you to shift me to another team so that we have the least chances for interaction.
A complaint letter to the boss is written by an angry employee to express his/her disgruntlement concerning specific incidents/situations in the office. There can be many reasons for such cases, and the employee has the right to express his/her grievance against a colleague/situation and seek clarification/action for the same. Since this letter is usually addressed to a superior employee, the letter should be brief, and the tone should be polite, yet stern.
Dear Mr. Thomson,
I had brought a personal issue of harassment by my team-mate, Louie, to your notice a month back. I wanted to inform you that his behavior has not changed despite your counseling. He still passes lewd remarks and often gives me intriguing looks.
He has my contact number since he has to inform me about any rescheduling in my shifts. But he uses the same to send double-meaning jokes and messages. My husband happened to read one such message he sent yesterday. I am scared that he might either ask me to quit my job to avoid such harassment or pick up a fight with Louie.
This job is essential to me due to specific financial commitments. I request you to intervene and sort out this problem once and for all so that I can continue working without any mental stress. I also request you to shift me to another team so that we have the least chances for interaction.