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The Neutral Reference Letter serves as a standardized employment verification document commonly used in the Canadian business environment. It is typically requested when an employee is seeking new employment opportunities or needs to verify their employment history. The document is designed to provide objective, factual information while minimizing potential legal risks associated with providing references. In accordance with Canadian privacy laws and employment standards, the letter includes verified employment dates, positions held, and basic job responsibilities without subjective evaluations. This approach helps protect both the former employer and employee while providing necessary information to prospective employers. The neutral format is particularly valuable in situations where company policy restricts providing detailed references or where maintaining strict objectivity is preferred.

1. Letter Header: Company letterhead, date, and recipient's contact information if known

2. Salutation: Professional greeting, either specific ('Dear Mr./Ms. [Name]') or general ('To Whom It May Concern')

3. Employment Confirmation: Statement confirming the individual's employment, including their position and dates of employment

4. Role Description: Brief, factual description of the main responsibilities and duties performed

5. Closing: Professional closing statement with contact information for verification

6. Signature Block: Name, title, and contact information of the person providing the reference