Where do I stand with references on request?
Q: Do I have to provide a reference for an employee, past or present, if they request one? A: The...
Q: Do I have to provide a reference for an employee, past or present,if they request one?
A: There is no general obligation placed on an employer to provide a
reference for an existing or past employee.
However if there is a term in the contract stating a reference will be
provided on request, or the employee is a member of the firm's investment
staff and is moving to another regulated firm, you are obliged to provide
a reference.
Irrespective of position or contract terms, it is rare for an
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