Construct three separate e-mail messages that would properly address each of the following scenarios: (1) a message

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Construct three separate e-mail messages that would properly address each of the following scenarios: (1) a message to your boss explaining why last month’s food cost percent in the restaurant was 11 percentage points over budget, (2) a message to all eight of your front-office employees requiring them to attend a mandatory meeting at which you plan on discussing methods to raise the hotel’s average daily rate, and (3) a reply e-mail message to a travel agent who has e-mailed you requesting a travel agent discount for a night on which the hotel will likely be sold out. Compare your messages with those of at least one other student. How are they similar? How are they different? Be specific and provide examples to the rest of the class.

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