Employer Reference Letter

[BobbyB]

BobbyB
I disaggre with you, reference letters are meant to be addressed to a particular person or body for it to have any meaning.
Cheers

Its depend how did you asked for. Forexample, one of my previous employer.. when i requested them a reference letter, they asked where do you want to submit and they adressed to Canadian Embassy in my country while all my other latters are "To Whom It May Concerb" exectly as BobbyB said. Majority of reference letters contain "to whom it may concern" while you are talking about, Usually Recommendation letter could be adressed to Particular but not reference.

I fully agree with you!! 100% correct!!

 

[BobbyB]

"A reference letter or letter of reference is a letter in which the writer makes a general assessment of the qualities, characteristics, and capabilities of a person, or confirms details about that individual's situation or circumstances. Reference letters are different from recommendation letters in the sense that they are usually more general in nature and are not normally addressed to a specific requestor. Normally, letters of reference are addressed as; "To Whom It May Concern" or "Dear Sir/Madam". Letters of reference typically include: character-related, college program admission-related, employment-related, or general purpose letters."

WIKIPEDIA

 

[Khanboy]

Dear Bob,

Thank you for the reply. Please do accept my sincere apologies!

Cheers
Khanboy

 

[Khanboy]

Dear ALL,

I got the reference letter from all of employers as "TO WHOM IT MAY CONCERN"

So rest on you but better to have it from some employers instead of written evidence!

Cheers
Khanboy

 

[BobbyB]

Dear Bob,

Thank you for the reply. Please do accept my sincere apologies!

Cheers
Khanboy

NO PROBS, BOB!!