Possible redundancy letter

“We confirm that Person was employed from X to Y in role Z with a final annual salary of £**,***” is common, but usually a sign that said person and said employer didn’t part in friendly terms.

Normally this is done to keep things simple.

The company providing the reference doesn’t normally stand to gain anything by providing a detailed reference, it’s normally simpler and easier to just give the bare minimum.

It’s also risky to give a more detailed reference, if you say anything specific about the employee and they later suffer as a result, you’ll need to be able to prove everything that was said, if they sue.

So it’s generally safer to just say the least amount possible.
 
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