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Jeffro | 23:01 Wed 21st Jan 2009 | Jobs & Education
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Is a company obliged to give you a reference?
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Avatar Image Buenchico
A very simple (but totally accurate) answer: 'No'.

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23:21 Wed 21st Jan 2009
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As usual, Buenchico is correct.

A company has to give an honest and accurate reference so sometimes, rather than give a negative reference, they will choose not to give one at all. This in itself speaks volumes...
00:05 Thu 22nd Jan 2009
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No - as others've said, but I've given them to people, in order that they can move on and find new work - just omitting their "bad points".
00:07 Thu 22nd Jan 2009
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If a person is employed on the strength of a good reference and the employee then defaults, the referee can be sued.

Unsafe to give references if in doubt.
23:08 Sun 25th Jan 2009

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