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The Current Employment Verification Letter is a crucial document in New Zealand's business environment, used to provide official confirmation of an individual's employment status. This document is typically requested by third parties such as banks, landlords, or immigration authorities who require verified evidence of employment. The letter must comply with New Zealand's legal framework, particularly the Employment Relations Act 2000 and Privacy Act 2020, ensuring appropriate handling of personal information while providing necessary employment details. It can include various employment aspects such as position, tenure, salary (when authorized), and employment terms, but must always maintain privacy and confidentiality standards. The document's importance has grown with increased mobility in the workforce and stricter requirements for various applications, making it a key tool in facilitating employment-related transactions and verifications.

1. Company Letterhead & Date: Official company letterhead with company details and current date

2. Addressee Details: To whom the letter is addressed - typically 'To Whom It May Concern' or specific recipient/organization

3. Subject Line: Clear indication that this is an Employment Verification Letter

4. Employee Information: Basic details including full name, position/title, and employment status (full-time/part-time)

5. Employment Duration: Start date and, if applicable, end date of employment

6. Confirmation of Current Employment: Clear statement confirming the individual's current employment status

7. Authorization Statement: Statement indicating authority to provide this verification

8. Closing & Signature: Professional closing, signatory details including name, title, and contact information