Sorry Letter From Employee: A sorry letter from an employee is a formal letter written when a person (an employee, for example) makes a mistake or commits some kind of fault. A sorry letter gives the recipient of the letter information about the event that occurred and states the intentions of the author or sender. It is a form of apology used primarily in business correspondence.
Business relationships between an employer and employee are built on trust that, when broken, can cause a lot of damage to their relationship. This is why; when you find yourself in a situation where you have to issue a formal apology letter as an employee, you have to understand the gravity of the situation and be careful when dealing with it so that this doesn’t happen again. It is part of following our moral compass and maintaining decency amongst ourselves.
Sorry Letter From Employee
- Dear Mr. Manager, I would like to apologize for my absence on Monday. I know it must have been very disrespectful to you and the whole staff. My mother was ill and my time got all mixed up. I will be more responsible in the future and make sure that this does not happen again.
- To my former employer, I just want to thank you again for your valuable teaching and the knowledge you shared. I wish you all the best. Sincerely, Employee.
- I am deeply sorry for letting you down. It was irresponsible of me to arrive so late to work today. I realize this reflects poorly on my performance and I am disappointed in myself.
- I am sorry for being late to work without any notice. I should have known that earlier meetings would mean I would be late for my shift. You were right, it is my responsibility to be on time and communicate with you about schedule changes. I promise to do better in the future and not let this happen again.
- I am sorry I was late to work. I know it was inconsiderate, and I respect your right to set and demand my work hours. I will never let it happen again, and I will do my best to be here on time each day.
- I am sorry for leaving work early on Wednesday. I understand that this is a very serious matter, but you have to admit it’s a very small thing to lose your head over! I have worked with the
- I know I haven’t been at work lately, but it honestly wasn’t my fault. I was sick and couldn’t come to work. I also know that I was pretty late a lot this past month too, but there was a reason for that. My brother, sister-in-law, and niece all came to visit from London so unfortunately, I had to take them around all week. I think the company will understand if you let me come back after
- Let me start by saying I’m sorry. I know in hindsight this is easily said, but it’s something I have been trying to put into words since yesterday. It seems appropriate to do so after a night of not being able to sleep and too many cups of coffee.
- I know you are disappointed. I know you feel betrayed; I’m sorry. You have been my mentor for 5 years now, and all my success is a direct result of your tireless efforts to make me the best I can be. In turn, I took that for granted and lazily fell back on old habits out of fear of failure, again and again.
- I’m sorry. I realize that I have disappointed you, my boss, and my colleagues. I know that this will not help me to keep my job, but at least you know why I made the wrong decision and why I don’t deserve to work here anymore. I am very sorry for what happened and I hope that you can forgive me.
- I am really sorry for the mistakes that I made. I’m positive about what you say and I’m prepared to work hard with you if you just give me an opportunity. Give me a chance to show how this mistake will not happen again. We may miss a little but surely, we can do it well. May God Bless us.
- I hope this letter finds you well. I apologize for the lapse in communication between us, although it was not intentional on my part. In light of recent events, I see that my position here at the company has become untenable. To that end, effective immediately I am resigning my position as …
- It’s with regret that I’m here to tender my resignation. I want to thank you for the opportunities you have given me, and wish you all the best of luck in the future. I know a good reference from me will always come in handy. Many thanks.
- I am truly sorry for the hard time I have been giving you lately. I understand this is a stressful time of year, but I was out of line. I want to show you my support and appreciate all the hard work you’ve done this past year.
- I would like to say sorry for my inappropriate behavior. I know that what I did was wrong and any punishment you decide is fair.
- I was wrong and I had no right to imply anything. I didn’t mean to upset you. I regret what I said and I should have done it this way. Please accept my sincere apology for being rude, disrespectful, and wrong.
- I want to take this opportunity to say a sincere and heartfelt apology. I made the future Mrs. Z the focus of my distaste, but I should have kept that to myself. I am truly sorry for my actions.
- Dear Sir/Madam, I would like to deeply apologize for what happened at the dinner party. I was drunk and had no intention of offending anyone, especially my boss. I was not the only one who got a little out of hand but I am responsible for my own behaviour and apologize unreservedly.
- I am writing to apologize for my inappropriate behavior. There is no doubt in my mind that I behaved inappropriately. I put myself in a negative light, and I acted in a way that was unprofessional.
- I hope you can forgive me for my actions. I didn’t mean to upset anyone; I was only trying to do my job. Thank you for the opportunity and more importantly thank you for your support. I admire all you have accomplished in your life and look up to you and all that you do. May God bless you and keep you safe and healthy.
- I’m so sorry for being late this morning. I really woke up late, the alarm did not go off, and all the traffic was terrible, with the rain. I promise it will never happen again.
- Dear Mr. Fenton, I’m so sorry for being late yesterday. I was caught up in a phone call and time just got away from me. I also regret eating donuts on your table without asking you first and apologize for falling asleep during the meeting. I will try my best to work on these issues and be more responsible in the future. Thank you, Sir, I value your trust and respect you greatly.
- I was wrong. I was wrong to lie and make up reasons to get out of work, I am sorry. I am sorry that it took this to happen for me to realize how much you mean to me and how much your trust means to me. I can only beg for your forgiveness and hope that you will give it generously.
- Please accept my sincerest apologies for the error I made. It was an honest mistake, but it had a disastrous effect. My number one priority at this company is to provide great service and meet your expectations. There has never been any intention to mislead or misinform you.
- To whom it may concern, I would like to take this opportunity to formally apologize for my actions. It has been a difficult time for me but I have taken this time to analyze my own shortcomings in the best possible way. After completing those tasks I have come to the conclusion that I am not suited for this career choice and that it is in my best interest to move on to new opportunities with different management personnel.
- I am sorry for the incident and I do value your input. You are an important member of this team and I want you to know that we value your contributions. In the future, please bring any concerns to my direct attention. We value you as a member of the team and I’m committed to hearing what you have to say, addressing any issues, and working together collaboratively.
- I’m writing this letter to apologize for my recent absence, or should I say non-presence. You see, last week my mother had a stroke and they’re pretty concerned about her. I’ve been spending a lot of time at the hospital, with her, and visiting relatives and such. Also, I’m sorry that I haven’t been able to complete the latest project assigned to me, but with all the distractions going on in my life
- I have to apologize for my behavior at the last meeting. I was acting in a very unprofessional manner and I just want you to know how sorry I am. The reason I was getting so worked up is because I’m so frustrated with the way things are going around here. We need more communication but that can at least come later. For now, my goal is to work on my patience and I will do better at the next meeting.
- I would like to ask for your forgiveness for not putting in sufficient effort during my duties here at the company. While it pains me to do so, I feel that I must resign from my position. I am sorry that I let down the team, and you especially. Please accept this letter as a token of my regret.
- So, I feel really bad about what happened. This whole situation is really embarrassing. I feel terrible that I’ve caused you so much stress and aggravation. I just want to say that if there is anything I can do to make it up to you, don’t hesitate to let me know.
- I’m so sorry! I was having car troubles and was running late. It was not my intention to disappoint you. I do hope you will forgive me!
- I am writing to apologize for my recent tardiness. It has been a struggle for me to regularly come in on time since my child was born, but I have come to understand that this is unacceptable and that it needs to change if I am going to continue working here.
- Dear Mr. CEO, I am writing to express my sincerest apology for speaking rudely to you earlier. It was unprofessional of me to do so and I feel terrible about it. I wish there was some way I could take back the words I said and make things better but that is not possible. All I can say is sorry. Sincerely, –Employee
- Dear Sir/Madam: I am writing to offer my sincere apology for the events of Friday. It was not my intention to jeopardize the trust you had in me, and I am truly sorry. I hope that you will forgive me and give me another chance to prove myself through my future actions. Sincerely, Jane
- I am writing this letter to express my sincerest apologies for a series of embarrassing events that occurred yesterday. While on your phone I accidentally grabbed the wrong bag and took it home with me. I was horrified when I found your wallet, pictures, and receipts in my bag. I immediately drove back to work and put everything back as I found it. In addition to returning home and putting everything back, I sincerely apologize for the anxiety, stress, and distress that this must have caused you.
- I’m sorry for being late to work every day, I hope that you can forgive me for this as it was never intentional. I do not want to lose my job as it is part of my life and without it, I don’t know what I would be doing.
- I was recently informed of the error I made. Although it wasn’t intentional and I thought that it would be a minor blunder that wouldn’t be noticed, I can see how this mistake could be viewed as being careless on my part. I want to apologize for what happened and hopefully clear up any misunderstandings.
