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1. Recipient Details: Full name and title of the person/department handling the appeal
2. Reference Information: Date of original disciplinary action and reference numbers
3. Statement of Appeal: Clear statement that this is an appeal against disciplinary action
4. Background: Brief summary of the incident and disciplinary action taken
5. Grounds for Appeal: Detailed reasons why the disciplinary action should be reconsidered
6. Request for Action: Specific outcome being sought through the appeal
1. Supporting Evidence: Additional documentation supporting the appeal case, used when new evidence is available that wasn't considered in original decision
2. Witness Statements: Statements from witnesses supporting the appeal, used when witnesses can provide relevant testimony
3. Previous Communication: Reference to prior discussions or correspondence, used when there's relevant prior communication history
1. Original Disciplinary Notice: Copy of the original disciplinary action notice
2. Supporting Documents: Any relevant evidence, emails, or documentation supporting the appeal
3. Employment Record: Relevant portions of employment history or performance reviews
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