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A Reference Letter For Housekeeper is a formal document used when a domestic employee concludes their employment and requires professional references for future opportunities. This document is particularly important in the Canadian context, where domestic workers are protected by provincial employment standards and federal laws, including specific provisions for temporary foreign workers. The letter serves multiple purposes: it validates the employment relationship, details the housekeeper's responsibilities and capabilities, and provides a professional assessment of their work quality and character. It's commonly required by potential employers, domestic staffing agencies, and immigration authorities for work permit renewals. The document must be carefully crafted to comply with Canadian privacy laws and avoid any discriminatory or defamatory content while providing an honest and comprehensive employment reference.

1. Letter Header: Include writer's contact information, date, and recipient's details if known

2. Salutation: Professional greeting, either specific (if recipient known) or general ('To Whom It May Concern')

3. Introduction: Establish the purpose of the letter and relationship to the housekeeper, including duration of employment

4. Employment Details: Specific dates of employment, role, and responsibilities handled

5. Performance Assessment: Evaluation of key skills, reliability, punctuality, and quality of work

6. Character Reference: Commentary on personal qualities, trustworthiness, and interaction with household members

7. Closing Statement: Willingness to provide further information and recommendation statement

8. Signature Block: Professional closure with contact information for follow-up