Letter
I am writing this letter to see if this decision to terminate me can please be reconsidered. I made
a terrible mistake, that is not indicative of the person who I am and who has been passionately working for TTI since January 2014. I know what happened was a terrible mistake that I wish I can erase. However, I can’t reverse what happened, but I can learn from it, grow from it and to become a better person.
Working at TTI has proven for me to be a dream come true. From the people I work with, the people I work for, the team I was on as well as the customers I deal with, I couldn’t have asked for a greater experience. My love for this job and company drove me to give 150% each & every day. I’ve given my all to this job & want to …show more content…
I am not making light of the situation, but making a mistake should not redefine me as a person of good character and integrity. I am still that person that you promoted and trusted in.
This was my first offence of which I registered slightly above the limit at .10 but above the legal limit of .08. I had 1 beer too many and I thought I was fine. I did not go out and intentionally get drunk resulting in a .15 or a .20. It was a mistake. My fault, but a mistake. If this was my second offense for this or any other infraction then by all means I should be banned by the company, but it was my first. I am asking you to please reconsider your decision to terminate me and to please give me a second chance to prove that I have learned from it & will never do …show more content…
As long as we can learn from them, and NOT repeat them it will make you a better person and hopefully teach others from it. I am willing to accept any other decision the company wishes, a suspension without pay, work the next 2 months without pay, reassignment to the office in a marketing assistant role, community service, classes, teaching new recruits to the company about this subject, or anything other than a lifetime ban from the job I love, cherish and am so passionate about . The motor vehicle department which will suspend my license for 45 days will give it back because it is the first offense and they are banking that I learn from it and never to repeat it. If they didn’t they wouldn’t allow you to get it back in 45 days. I am asking for that same chance with you. If you check my driving record I do not have any issues in the past with my license. As I stated to you in my previous letter I can either get a hardship license in the interim or I can have family members drive me around for work until I get my license back with no loss
I am writing this letter to see if this decision to terminate me can please be reconsidered. I made
a terrible mistake, that is not indicative of the person who I am and who has been passionately working for TTI since January 2014. I know what happened was a terrible mistake that I wish I can erase. However, I can’t reverse what happened, but I can learn from it, grow from it and to become a better person.
Working at TTI has proven for me to be a dream come true. From the people I work with, the people I work for, the team I was on as well as the customers I deal with, I couldn’t have asked for a greater experience. My love for this job and company drove me to give 150% each & every day. I’ve given my all to this job & want to …show more content…
I am not making light of the situation, but making a mistake should not redefine me as a person of good character and integrity. I am still that person that you promoted and trusted in.
This was my first offence of which I registered slightly above the limit at .10 but above the legal limit of .08. I had 1 beer too many and I thought I was fine. I did not go out and intentionally get drunk resulting in a .15 or a .20. It was a mistake. My fault, but a mistake. If this was my second offense for this or any other infraction then by all means I should be banned by the company, but it was my first. I am asking you to please reconsider your decision to terminate me and to please give me a second chance to prove that I have learned from it & will never do …show more content…
As long as we can learn from them, and NOT repeat them it will make you a better person and hopefully teach others from it. I am willing to accept any other decision the company wishes, a suspension without pay, work the next 2 months without pay, reassignment to the office in a marketing assistant role, community service, classes, teaching new recruits to the company about this subject, or anything other than a lifetime ban from the job I love, cherish and am so passionate about . The motor vehicle department which will suspend my license for 45 days will give it back because it is the first offense and they are banking that I learn from it and never to repeat it. If they didn’t they wouldn’t allow you to get it back in 45 days. I am asking for that same chance with you. If you check my driving record I do not have any issues in the past with my license. As I stated to you in my previous letter I can either get a hardship license in the interim or I can have family members drive me around for work until I get my license back with no loss