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The Employee Written Warning Form is a crucial document in Dutch employment practice, used when formal disciplinary action is required to address employee misconduct, underperformance, or policy violations. This document is essential for maintaining clear communication and documentation in employment relationships under Dutch law. It should be used after verbal warnings have proven ineffective or when the severity of the situation demands immediate formal documentation. The form must comply with the Dutch Civil Code (Burgerlijk Wetboek), particularly Book 7's employment provisions, and the General Data Protection Regulation (GDPR/AVG). It typically includes specific details about the incident(s), previous warnings, expected improvements, and consequences of non-compliance. The document serves both as a corrective tool and as potential supporting evidence should further disciplinary action become necessary, while ensuring fair treatment and legal compliance in the Dutch employment context.

1. Employee Information: Basic details including employee name, ID number, department, position, and supervisor name

2. Date and Location: Date of the warning and location/department where the incident(s) occurred

3. Type of Warning: Specification of whether this is a first, second, or final warning

4. Description of Incident/Violation: Detailed account of the specific behavior, performance issue, or policy violation that prompted the warning

5. Previous Discussions/Warnings: Summary of any previous verbal warnings or discussions about the issue

6. Expected Behavior/Performance: Clear statement of the company's expectations and required improvements

7. Improvement Plan: Specific actions the employee must take to correct the situation

8. Consequences: Clear statement of what will happen if the behavior/performance doesn't improve

9. Timeline: Specific timeframe for expected improvement and review

10. Acknowledgment: Signatures section for employee, supervisor, and HR representative, including date