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Employer taking ages to provide reference to Rent4sure
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Becky_10
Posts: 3 Newbie
We are a whisker away from fulfilling our dream of relocating to the South West to a beautiful farmhouse. The only thing standing in the way is my husbands employer reference! It’s been over a week now and HR and his manager are being a nightmare and not responding to his emails and calls and persistent requests to do the bloody reference! Does anyone know how long Rent4sure will wait? If there’s not a response soon will they just fail him? Mine and other family references have passed, this is literally the only thing between us and our dream.
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We had to get employment references when relocating and renting and I know the pain! Just stay in touch with the letting agent/landlord - tell them you're chasing constantly and doing everything you possibly can. They'll soon let you know if you're at risk of losing the house.1
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Tell HR it is causing you stress and anxiety by them not responding.0
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There is no legal requirement for you employer to give a reference.2
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As Slithery says. What incentive is your husband offering them to stop work and see to his reference?No reliance should be placed on the above! Absolutely none, do you hear?0
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