Dear all
I am in the midst of processing my employment reference letters and I have some concerns hoping can anyone in this group can provide me with some helpful advise...I badly need this urgently
1. My 1st employer was in 2004-2006 the company was sold I think 4-5years ago, I can print the reference letter in company letter head with the help of my ex boss before. The letter head shows the company's contact number & fax I doubt it can be contacted however the letter indicated my ex boss personal hand phone. I am so worried CIC will call the company number if they require further info. What do you think?
it wouldn't matter if the company is closed. make sure, you give the right information and references.
2. Is it necessary to put a date on the reference letter? If yes, given the above situation can I back dated the work reference letter?
Its better to give the exact date, when you get it signed.
3. Is it a must to put the NOC number in each reference letter?
its not necessary, only on the forms you have to mention it.
4. My second job was very very short it's only for 3months as I am leaving my homeland soon and under agency. I don't have the pay slip nor my contract with me but I do have a certification of employment hence it doesn't show the total working hours, benefits, detailed duties & responsibilities. Can I just submit my employment certification? Or can I just ignore it as the 3months makes no diff with the points I will got h
as its not your present job, just submit the letters you have, just to mention your employment record.
5. My third company was liquidated last 2years ago but same thing with my 1st company I can get my ex boss to print & sign the reference letter in company's letter head. Can I just provide my ex boss' mobile number?
provide his full details, mobile,email and his designation.
6. My current employer is okay except that my direct reporting manager was the Finance Director but she left the company. For 3-4months I am reporting directly to the CEO then we hired new Finance Manager. Usually our CEO/MD signed the reference letter and put the HR in charge as the contact person. In this scenario who shall I get to sign my letter? Actually my CEO has left the company last year and he is willing to sign the letter for me. Any insight please?
you can get it signed with anyone who'll give your information accurately, I think its better to give someone who's in the company at the moment.
I may not be 100 % sure, seniors please correct if I am wrong any where.
good luck !!!
Appreciate you inputs & advice
Thanks & good luck to all!