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  1. Click ‘Get Form’ to open the employment reference form in our editor.
  2. Begin by entering the candidate’s name, hiring department, organization name and location, and the position sought. This information is crucial for identifying the context of the reference check.
  3. Fill in the candidate’s dates of employment, including 'From' and 'To' dates, along with their last job title and rate of pay. This section verifies the candidate's work history.
  4. Indicate whether the candidate is eligible for rehire by selecting 'Yes' or 'No'.
  5. Provide details about the referee, including their name, phone number, title, and relationship to the candidate. This establishes credibility for the reference.
  6. Instruct the referee to describe the job being considered for and compare it against duties performed by the candidate in their previous role.
  7. Request comments on technical skills and professional interactive skills relevant to the position at Swarthmore.
  8. Address any documented concerns regarding attendance, integrity, or productivity by checking 'Yes' or 'No', and note any comments from the referee if applicable.
  9. Finally, include any additional comments about recommending this person for the job before signing off with your name and date.

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Employment references are usually a former employer, client, colleague or supervisor who can recommend the candidates work ethic, skills and attitude. They are positive or negative comments about an employees job performance provided to a prospective employer.
A detailed work reference can include: the employees job title. dates of employment. details about their skills, ability and experience. any current, relevant disciplinary records. the reasons for leaving the job.
Yes, you can use friends, family, coworkers, etc as references. So we have professional references who can speak to your work habits and quality. And we have personal references who can speak about your personal qualities. FYI, some job seekers feel personal references arent appropriate or good to provide.
Regardless of how its presented, the reference material should include: Business name. References name. References position or title. References contact information. Relationship to the candidate (e.g., supervisor, manager, owner). Date range of employment. Candidates position or title. Job responsibilities.
An employment reference letter is a document that expresses the employees work ethic, abilities and achievements during their time with a company. Managers, human resources representatives, mentors and supervisors commonly write these letters.
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Reference for [name of applicant] I highly recommend [name of applicant] for the position of [role]. [Applicant] was employed by [firm] from [date] to [date] as a [job role]. When I was [applicants] senior manager, [he/she] was employed [full-time/part-time/as a temp] and was responsible for [responsibilities].
I have always found [applicant] to be trustworthy, hard working and intelligent. When we worked on [example], [applicant] showed good communication skills and I could rely on them to take the initiative and to stay calm under pressure. For these reasons, I believe [applicant] would be ideal for the job of [role].
Typically written by someone familiar with the individuals abilities, such as a former employer, colleague, or academic advisor, a reference letter provides a prospective employer or organization with an objective assessment of the candidates suitability for a specific role or opportunity.

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