[Murphye10]

Help me write an email about a choice of dates/times for an employee to choose from for a meeting?

[Wondergirl]

Is this for a course you are taking?

[joypulv]

"Please choose a time between 10 and 3 on one of these 3 days: July 10, 12, or 14"

I don't understand how it can be difficult.

[odinn7]

I'm good at this:

S'up? Listen, here are the times I was wanting to have a meeting:

*fill in your times*

What works best for you?

Take care, bro!

[cdad]

Normally its best not to give any choice at all. The normal thing would be to announce a meeting in advance so people can clear their schedule ahead of time for the meeting to take place.

[Wondergirl]

My library director would announce two upcoming staff meetings which would then pick up all staff members who worked in shifts -- e.g. Monday at 1:30 p.m. or Tuesday at 8 a.m. Employees could come to either one.

[N0help4u]

Cdad is right the bigger the group of people the more people that are going to say I am not available. You could send a message asking which of these days and times are best for each person to hopefully get the best turn out.