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Professional Ways to Call in Sick: Polite Phrases and Tips

Learn polite and professional phrases to use when calling in sick to work, ensuring clear and respectful communication.

Calling in sick to work requires a balance of professionalism and politeness. Using the right phrases can ensure your message is received well and maintains your professional reputation. This video teaches you 5ways to call in sick professionally.

  • "I regret to inform you that I'm feeling under the weather today and won't be able to make it into work". This phrase expresses regret and provides a reason for your absence in a formal manner.
  • "I apologize for the inconvenience, but I'm not feeling well today and will need to take a sick day". This statement acknowledges the impact on your team while clearly stating your need for a sick day.
  • "I'm sorry to say that I'm feeling unwell today and I won't be able to make it into the office". This phrase combines politeness with clarity, making your situation easy to understand.
  • "I'm sorry to have to let you know that I'm feeling sick today and won't be able to come in". This statement is straightforward and respectful, emphasizing your illness and inability to work.
  • "I'm sorry to inform you that I'm feeling unwell and won't be able to come in today". This concise phrase clearly communicates your condition and absence without unnecessary details.

Using these phrases will help you can call in sick to work professionally and maintain a positive relationship with your boss.

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