Reference letter.

[Dinel]

Hi seniors,

I was paid different amounts during my employment.
When i started with the employer he paid me hourly and then after 5 months i was a paid fixed salary.

Does this have to be mentioned in the reference letter, or do i just give the current salary and attach paystubs etc.

Appreciate your response.

 

[jes_ON]

Hi seniors,

I was paid different amounts during my employment.
When i started with the employer he paid me hourly and then after 5 months i was a paid fixed salary.

Does this have to be mentioned in the reference letter, or do i just give the current salary and attach paystubs etc.

Yes, the two different rates and their associated time frames should be in the letter of reference.

 

[aba_bab]

Hmm.. Now I'm worried Jes_on, :-X

I submitted my app in December. I had 9 months approved job exp with one company at a single position. So that reference letter I'm not worried about. My other position is the one I'm worried about.. I was working there for about 1 year an a half, and i got promoted a year in. My reference letter mentions that I started my new position on the specific date, and also the date and position that I was originally hired in,and also lists both the jobs duties together, seeing as they are the same job duties, just I'm now with higher value clients.

It doesn't however mention my old salary. It clearly states my current salary and benefits. I did submit my t4's and NOA for the past couple of years.. Do you think it might be a problem? I got my MR and AOR on the 4th of April, and a PC request last week. Any suggestions as to what I should do?

 

[jes_ON]

t doesn't however mention my old salary. It clearly states my current salary and benefits. I did submit my t4's and NOA for the past couple of years.. Do you think it might be a problem? I got my MR and AOR on the 4th of April, and a PC request last week. Any suggestions as to what I should do?

Don't worry about it!!! If the VO has questions s/he can contact your boss and clear it up...