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The Reference Letter For Employee is a crucial document in the Maltese employment landscape, serving as a formal communication between current/former employers and potential future employers. It is typically requested when an employee is seeking new employment opportunities, applying for educational programs, or requiring proof of employment history. Under Maltese law, reference letters must be factual, objective, and compliant with data protection regulations, including GDPR requirements. The document should provide accurate information about the employee's tenure, responsibilities, performance, and professional conduct while avoiding any discriminatory or potentially defamatory statements. Reference letters are particularly important in Malta's business environment, where professional recommendations carry significant weight in hiring decisions and career advancement.

1. Letter Header: Company letterhead including company name, address, and contact details

2. Date: Current date when the reference letter is being written

3. Addressee Information: 'To Whom It May Concern' or specific recipient details if known

4. Employee Identification: Full name of the employee and their role/position in the company

5. Employment Period: Specific dates of employment from start to end

6. Role Description: Brief overview of the employee's main responsibilities and duties

7. Performance Assessment: General evaluation of the employee's performance, skills, and competencies

8. Professional Conduct: Comment on the employee's reliability, punctuality, and professional behavior

9. Closing Statement: Positive recommendation and willingness to provide further information

10. Signature Block: Writer's name, position, and contact information for verification purposes