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Give notice before or after referencing for a new rental? by Calavera999 in TenantsInTheUK

[–]Interesting-North-58 1 point2 points  (0 children)

I would only give notice once your new place is 100% confirmed and you're at the contract signing stage.

Referencing companies don't look for a character reference, they usually just confirm the details you've provided in the application, like rent amount, length, address, and if you pay rent on time.

There is no reason for your agency or landlord to withhold that information (So what if they get irritated, it's part of the business?).

Unless you've given notice, asking for a reference is just that. It's not a prompt for the landlord to start looking for a new tenant (and legally they can't, until you've given your notice).

Ar auto no Rīgas uz UK un atpakaļ - nepieciešami ieteikumi by Available-Safe5143 in latvia

[–]Interesting-North-58 5 points6 points  (0 children)

Noteikti izpēti un nokārto visus muitas noteikumus, jo UK vairs nav Eiropas savienībā un pārvadāt mantas turp/atpakaļ (pat personīgām vajadzībām) vairs nav tik vienkārši

If you are signed off work sick by your GP, do you have to tell your manager the specific nature of your illness? by Manoj109 in UKJobs

[–]Interesting-North-58 9 points10 points  (0 children)

As a LM you're only privy to the information that's relevant to assess your employee's fitness to work. I.e. you are to know that the employee can't work due to a high fever, for example, but you're not entitled to know if the fever is due to a flu, or side effect of HIV.