Recommendation Letter
This Recommendation Letter can be used to formally endorse a former employee or someone you know professionally for a role they’re applying for.
Last updated October 24, 2025
Suitable for Australia
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Frequently asked questions
Use this Letter of Recommendation If:
- You seek to recommend a person for a position of employment
What does the Letter of Recommendation cover?
- Association with the recommended person
- Previous employment
- Qualities and qualifications
- Details of recommendation
Other names for Letter of Recommendation include:
- Reference Letter
- Employment Reference
- Referral
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The Legal Risk Score of a Recommendation Letter Template is Low
Our legal team have marked this document as low risk considering:
- The document contains multiple placeholders (e.g., name and position of the recommender and recommendee, company details, specific qualities and examples of performance), which, if not filled out accurately or convincingly, could undermine the purpose of the recommendation letter.
- The recommendation is based solely on the personal observations and experiences of the recommender, which may not comprehensively reflect the candidate’s abilities or suitability for the position, potentially leading to mismatched expectations.
- The document provides a framework for a recommendation but lacks detailed guidance on how to substantiate claims about the candidate’s abilities, which could result in a less persuasive letter if not carefully crafted to include specific examples and achievements.
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