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How to Save Employee Reference Request

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hey everyone and welcome to todays segment of ask the HR expert I received a great question today thats also super common so I thought Id share with the group the question Center is around employee reference requests should you respond to these how do you respond what should your policies say and who should really be doing these for your organization first lets talk about why this comes up is a common question the centers around some exposure that you might have in the realm of defamation claims so if youve given a negative employee reference and the employee disagrees this is where you might be facing that defamation claim so here are some tips to keep you out of that situation so first off policy you want to make sure the policy states that all of these information requests go to HR this will keep responses compliant and consistent with policy second the employee consent should also be received in writing the reference requests itself should be in writing and the response shoul

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How to write a follow up to a letter of recommendation request Address the recipient. Start your follow-up message by using a professional greeting to address the recipient. Explain why youre following up. Provide important information. Share your gratitude. Include a professional closing.
Coworkers. Past and current colleagues are great references when you cant use a supervisor. Just make sure youre on good terms with them, and they can speak about your professional skills and big wins.
If you think youve had a bad reference Its worth asking either your new or old employer to see a copy of your reference. They dont have to give you a copy of it but they might choose to. If they give you a copy, you can check what your old employer has said and ask them to change it if its not true.
Here are some tips to help you avoid problems: Warn a difficult employee that your reference wont be good. Yes, the employee should know this already. Keep it brief. Stick to the facts. Dont be spiteful. Dont give false flattery. Designate one person to give references. Insist on a written release.
Getting a reference from your old employer Your employer doesnt usually have to give you a reference unless: your contract says they will. you have written proof theyve agreed to give you a reference - like an email.
Go back three years. Employers want references covering your last three years, says Hawkley. You can go back further in your CV, but only if its really relevant to the job youre applying for.
A good rule of thumb is to use sources published in the past 10 years for research in the arts, humanities, literature, history, etc.
A common question among job seekers is, How far back can I go to ask people Ive worked with before to be references for me? As a general rule, the answer is not more than five to 10 years.

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