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    Sample Reference Letter - Poor Performance

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    {BUSINESS NAME}
    {ADDRESS}
    {CITY, STATE, ZIP CODE}
    Phone: {NUMBER}
    Fax: {NUMBER}
    {EMAIL}

    {DATE}
    {PROSEPCTIVE EMPLOYER NAME}
    {ADDRESS}
    {CITY, STATE, ZIP CODE}

    Re: Reference Letter for {FORMER EMPLOYEE NAME}

    Dear {PROSPOECTIVE EMPLOYER NAME}

    Our records indicate that {FORMER EMPLOYEE NAME} was employed by {BUSINESS NAME} in the position of {POSITION} from {DATE} to {DATE}. At the time of their departure {HIS/HER} salary was {SALARY}.

    I worked with {FORMER EMPLOYEE NAME} in that capacity of {YOUR POSITION} and we interacted on a {DAILY/WEEKLY/MONTHLY} basis. Unfortunately, {HE/SHE} did not meet our job expectations. During {HIS/HER} employment, {HE/SHE} was unable to {INSERT INFORMATION}, and {HE/SHE} was unable to correct this problem despite repeated discussions and warnings.

    {FORMER EMPLOYEES NAME} left employment with {BUSINESS NAME} and unfortunately {HE/SHE} would not be eligible for rehire with our Company.


    Sincerely


    {NAME}
    {POSITION}
    {BUSINESS NAME}




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