Abscound mail to manager

I think you meant to say "abscond" instead of "abscound".

To abscond means to secretly leave a place or situation, often without permission or explanation. If you want to inform your manager that someone has absconded, you could write a formal email like this:

Subject: Notification of Abscondment

Dear [Manager's Name],

I am writing to inform you that [Employee's Name] has absconded from their duties without notice or permission. This is a serious matter and I am bringing it to your attention as it may have implications for the team and the organization.

The details of the abscondment are as follows:

• [Employee's Name] was last seen on [Date] at [Time]
• They did not report to work on [Date] and have not been in contact since
• Their whereabouts are currently unknown

I will continue to investigate the circumstances surrounding the abscondment and will keep you updated on any developments. In the meantime, I recommend that we take steps to secure the team's workload and ensure that our operations are not disrupted.

Sincerely, [Your Name]