COMM1410 Document 3 (15%) Instructions Create an email or memo addressing the case. Use an appropriate format and be sure to include an appropriate subject line. Remember to use business writing techniques you learned in class such as writing clear, concise sentences. Also, avoid the jargon and unnecessary words found in many examples of professional writing Once you have created your document, exchange it with your proofreading partner to review for clarity. logic, and tone. While you may not agree with the comments, consider the feedback and revise your message When you have the final document ready, make sure you clearly identify parts of speech. Sentence structure, etc. The list can be found after the case information. Submit your final corrected document and the document you proofread to the assignment folder Case: Scenario - Your boss is Marilyn, Chief of Administration, and you are her assistant. You both work for a small, local manufacturing company with a production facility and office staff on site The executive team has recently met and determined that they will offer a hardship" bonus to al staff members in the company. The amount will be linked to years of service and will be calculated for hourly workers and salaried employees. They have determined that employees who have 3 or fewer years of service will be entitled to a lump sum payment of $1800.00 or 25% of their annual income -- whichever is higher. Those with 4 or more years of service will receive a lump sum payment of $3500 or 5% of their salary whichever is higher. The payments will appear in their final pay for the last quarter of 2021 e end of December) Marilyn has asked you to let employees know about this recent decision. Send a message to the employees sharing this update and include all the information they need. Be sure to add any details that you think employees would appreciate hearing As this message is coming from Marilyn, you must write on her behalt Items to identify Complete predicate Simple subject Subordinate conjunction Subject pronoun . Correct subject/verb agreement Linking verb and complement Coordinate conjunction Complex sentence