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Notice of Unsatisfactory Performance

October 5th, 2007

NOTICE OF UNSATISFACTORY PERFORMANCE

Date: _

To: _ [Employee]

Confirming our meeting relative to certain unsatisfactory
aspects of your performance, we expect that in the future you
shall improve your performance by:

_

We have every confidence the problem will not be repeated.

______________________________

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