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Letter confirming outcome of stage 1 short-term sickness absence meeting

A stage 1 short‑term sickness absence meeting helps employers address attendance concerns early and set clear expectations going forward. This guide explains how to use a letter confirming the outcome of the meeting to summarise discussions, actions agreed and next steps.

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By Laurie Anstis

Use this model letter to inform an employee of the outcome of a stage 1 short-term sickness absence formal review meeting.

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Laurie Anstis

Laurie Anstis is an Employment Judge of the Employment Tribunals (England and Wales). He was formerly a director with Boyes Turner LLP, specialising in employment law, where he advised clients on all aspects of employment law. In particular, he specialised in helping employers prevent and defend complex and high-value discrimination, equal pay, TUPE, employment status and whistleblowing claims.

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