Should I include a job reference from my current employer who has given leave of absence in order to find a new job?

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My current employer is going to end my employment soon due to a mistake-you-only-make-once that I made. I'm currently given leave of absence in order to find a new job. I already received a job reference (German "Arbeitszeugnis"). However, it carries the future date of the day on which my employment will officially end.



How do I handle this in my current job applications? Should I include the reference and explain in the cover letter why it's dated in the future? Or should I leave it away, effectively leaving out the fact that I'm having to leave my current job soon?






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  • When applying for jobs I'm sure people will know you intend to leave your job soon.
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My current employer is going to end my employment soon due to a mistake-you-only-make-once that I made. I'm currently given leave of absence in order to find a new job. I already received a job reference (German "Arbeitszeugnis"). However, it carries the future date of the day on which my employment will officially end.



How do I handle this in my current job applications? Should I include the reference and explain in the cover letter why it's dated in the future? Or should I leave it away, effectively leaving out the fact that I'm having to leave my current job soon?






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How do I handle this in my current job applications? Should I include the reference and explain in the cover letter why it's dated in the future? Or should I leave it away, effectively leaving out the fact that I'm having to leave my current job soon?






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My current employer is going to end my employment soon due to a mistake-you-only-make-once that I made. I'm currently given leave of absence in order to find a new job. I already received a job reference (German "Arbeitszeugnis"). However, it carries the future date of the day on which my employment will officially end.



How do I handle this in my current job applications? Should I include the reference and explain in the cover letter why it's dated in the future? Or should I leave it away, effectively leaving out the fact that I'm having to leave my current job soon?






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  • When applying for jobs I'm sure people will know you intend to leave your job soon.
    – Twyxz
    13 mins ago










  • Right. That was badly worded. I rewrote the question accordingly.
    – MHvM
    51 secs ago
















  • When applying for jobs I'm sure people will know you intend to leave your job soon.
    – Twyxz
    13 mins ago










  • Right. That was badly worded. I rewrote the question accordingly.
    – MHvM
    51 secs ago















When applying for jobs I'm sure people will know you intend to leave your job soon.
– Twyxz
13 mins ago




When applying for jobs I'm sure people will know you intend to leave your job soon.
– Twyxz
13 mins ago












Right. That was badly worded. I rewrote the question accordingly.
– MHvM
51 secs ago




Right. That was badly worded. I rewrote the question accordingly.
– MHvM
51 secs ago















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