There are a number of types of letters to excuse someone due to illness:
There are miscellaneous other reasons, but each of these would follow the same format:
Please note that some companies may require a doctor's statement in addition to the letter for absences due to medical reasons.
If you are sick you should write an excuse letter for your employer. The letter should include a copy of the note from the doctor and the time you will be absent from work.
This "excuse letter" is called an application. It goes like this: The Principal, Name of School, Date: Respected ________, It is stated that I,_________ was absent on the day, _________ due to me being sick ( or whatever the reason is ). Explain this further. Please excuse me. I will be grateful Yours obediently, _____________
To whom it may concern: Please excuse my son Ralph Edwin DV. Pasahol for having been absent last week because he got sick. Hoping for your good and kind consideration. Thank you,
A sad, sick excuse for a human being.
-sick example: car + sick= carsick
I believe that is called a "sour" burp, and no--it does not mean you are sick--so don't even think about using that as an excuse to miss school!
If a person were looking for a legitimate excuse for missing work for a day, they could obtain a medical excuse by actually being sick or physically incapacitated.
Companies can give you points for not coming to work when sick, but most don't, especially if you do not miss work a lot and have a doctor's excuse when you are out sick.
A LAWFUL EXCUSE is a defence that may be raised by the defendant at trial. The onus/burden is on the defendant that even though they were breaking a law, they have a legal reason why they did it, and thus should not be found guilty. EXAMPLE. Medical Emergency; if you get a ticket for speeding, but the reason you were speeding was that you were driving a very sick friend to the hospital. then that would be a LAWFUL EXCUSE. It is a simple example, but it gives you the gis.
i am sick
Kidney stones
sick, traffic, overslept