Informal:
* "Hey team, just letting you know there are some changes to the shift schedule. You can find the new schedule posted on the board."
* "Heads up everyone! We've got some new shift times starting [date]. Check your emails for details."
Formal:
* "Please be advised that there will be some changes to the staff shift schedule, effective [date]. The updated schedule is available [location/link]."
* "This is to inform you of upcoming changes to the staff shift schedule. The revised schedule will take effect on [date] and can be accessed [location/link]."
Specific:
* "There will be some adjustments to the shift times starting [date]. We will be transitioning to [new shift times]. Please review the updated schedule posted [location]."
* "To better serve our customers, we are implementing new shift schedules starting [date]. Please check your emails for the revised schedule."
Remember to include:
* Date of the change: This helps employees plan accordingly.
* Location of the new schedule: This could be a bulletin board, a shared document, or an email attachment.
* Why the changes are happening: This adds transparency and can help employees understand the rationale.
Choose the tone and level of formality that best suits your workplace and communication style.