Employee Shift Change Request Letter

About this template

An Employee Shift Change Request Letter is a type of letter that employees send to their managers to ask for a change in their work schedule. With this free online Employee Shift Change Request Letter from Jotform Sign, you can streamline your company’s shift change request process. Collect e-signatures from employees, add managers to the signing workflow, and more.

Want to make changes to how your letter looks? No problem. Customizing your Employee Shift Change Request Letter is a breeze with Jotform’s drag-and-drop builder. Add your company logo, change letter text, switch up fonts and colors, and make any other changes you see fit. Then simply share or embed your letter to start gathering employee requests.

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