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    Employee Letter of Concern

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    Marvin Edelmann, the warehouse supervisor, wrote to Tom Thompson to express concerns about the safety of the forklifts in the warehouse. The forklifts are over 10 years old and prone to overbalancing. Newer employees unfamiliar with the older equipment are also overloading the forklifts. Edelmann requested that the company invest in new forklift technology and offered to provide recommendations and pricing. He is looking for Thompson's thoughts on addressing the safety issue.

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    Employee Letter of Concern

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    Marvin Edelmann, the warehouse supervisor, wrote to Tom Thompson to express concerns about the safety of the forklifts in the warehouse. The forklifts are over 10 years old and prone to overbalancing. Newer employees unfamiliar with the older equipment are also overloading the forklifts. Edelmann requested that the company invest in new forklift technology and offered to provide recommendations and pricing. He is looking for Thompson's thoughts on addressing the safety issue.

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    Marvin Edelmann, the warehouse supervisor, wrote to Tom Thompson to express concerns about the safety of the forklifts in the warehouse. The forklifts are over 10 years old and prone to overbalancing. Newer employees unfamiliar with the older equipment are also overloading the forklifts. Edelmann requested that the company invest in new forklift technology and offered to provide recommendations and pricing. He is looking for Thompson's thoughts on addressing the safety issue.

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    Employee Letter of Concern

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    Marvin Edelmann, the warehouse supervisor, wrote to Tom Thompson to express concerns about the safety of the forklifts in the warehouse. The forklifts are over 10 years old and prone to overbalancing. Newer employees unfamiliar with the older equipment are also overloading the forklifts. Edelmann requested that the company invest in new forklift technology and offered to provide recommendations and pricing. He is looking for Thompson's thoughts on addressing the safety issue.

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    Re: Employee Letter of Concern


    February 21, 2008
    To: Tom Thompson
    From: Marvin Edelmann
    Re: Warehouse Safety Concern
    Dear Tom:
    I am writing because I want to go on record with this: I am concerned about the safety of
    the forklifts in the warehouse.
    These machines are more than 10 years old and should be replaced, both because they
    are unreliable and because I believe them to be unsafe for anyone driving them.
    Compared with newer forklifts, ours are easy to overbalance; those of us who have been
    driving them for a while are used to their load limitations, but I am finding that our newer
    employees, who are used to more modern equipment, are prone to overload the
    machines. Although each new warehouse employees orientation includes training on
    the forklifts, I think it is time we invested in some new technology.
    I would be happy to pull together some recommendations and pricing for replacing the
    existing equipment. Let me know if you would like that information. In the meantime, I
    would appreciate hearing your thoughts on this matter.
    Sincerely,
    Marvin Edelmann
    Warehouse Supervisor

    www.socrates.com

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    BC104-86 Rev. 10/05

    E-Mail Version
    Dear Tom:
    I am writing because I want to go on record with this: I am concerned about the safety of
    the forklifts in the warehouse.
    These machines are more than 10 years old and should be replaced, both because they
    are unreliable and because I believe them to be unsafe for anyone driving them.
    Compared with newer forklifts, ours are easy to overbalance; those of us who have been
    driving them for a while are used to their load limitations, but I am finding that our newer
    employees, who are used to more modern equipment, are prone to overload the
    machines. Although each new warehouse employees orientation includes training on
    the forklifts, I think it is time we invested in some new technology.
    I would be happy to pull together some recommendations and pricing for replacing the
    existing equipment. Let me know if you would like that information.
    In the meantime, I would appreciate hearing your thoughts on this matter.
    Sincerely,
    <e-mail signature, including name, title, company and contact information>

    www.socrates.com

    Page 2 of 3

    BC104-86 Rev. 10/05

    Short Letter Version


    February 21, 2008
    To: Tom Thompson
    From: Marvin Edelmann
    Re: Warehouse Safety Concern
    Dear Tom:
    I am writing because I want to go on record with this: I am concerned about the safety of
    the forklifts in the warehouse.
    These machines are more than 10 years old and should be replaced, both because they
    are unreliable and because I believe them to be unsafe for anyone driving them.
    I would appreciate hearing your thoughts on this matter.
    Sincerely,
    Marvin Edelmann
    Warehouse Supervisor

    www.socrates.com

    Page 3 of 3

    BC104-86 Rev. 10/05

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