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The Reference Letter For Domestic Worker is an essential document in India's domestic employment sector, where formal documentation is becoming increasingly important for protecting both employers' and workers' interests. This document is typically issued when a domestic worker concludes their employment and seeks new opportunities, or when required for registration with state welfare boards. It includes crucial information about the employment period, duties performed, reliability, and character assessment. Under various state-specific Domestic Workers Welfare Acts in India, such documentation helps establish formal employment history and can be valuable for workers seeking to access government schemes or formal sector benefits. The reference letter also serves as a professional credential, particularly important in urban areas where domestic work is becoming more structured and regulated.

1. Letter Header: Including date, referee's contact details, and appropriate salutation

2. Introduction: Purpose of the letter and relationship to the domestic worker

3. Employment Duration: Specific dates of employment period

4. Job Responsibilities: Detailed list of primary duties and responsibilities performed

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

6. Character Reference: Comment on personality, trustworthiness, and interaction with family members

7. Reason for Separation: Brief explanation of why the employment ended (if applicable)

8. Closing Statement: Recommendation statement and willingness to be contacted for further information

9. Signature Block: Formal closing, signature, and printed name of the referee