A Notice to Employees of New Vacation Policy is a document issued by an employer to inform employees of changes to the organization's vacation policy. It typically includes information on the types of leave available, the amount of leave time, how to request leave, and any other related policies. The types of Notice to Employees of New Vacation Policy include: 1. Introduction of Vacation Policy: This type of notice informs employees of a new vacation policy, outlining the details of the policy and any changes from previous policies. 2. Vacation Accrual Notice: This type of notice provides information on how much vacation time an employee has accrued, as well as how much time they are able to take off. 3. Expiration of Vacation Time Notice: This type of notice informs employees that their accrued vacation time is about to expire, and must be used before a certain date, or it will be lost. 4. Vacation Request Notice: This type of notice provides employees with instructions on how to request a vacation, including any necessary paperwork or forms that must be completed. 5. Vacation Denial Notice: This type of notice informs an employee that their request for vacation has been denied, and explains the reasons for the denial. 6. Vacation Approval Notice: This type of notice informs an employee that their request for vacation has been approved, and provides information on the dates and duration of the leave.