Sentences with phrase «list is available upon request»

A saved copy of the client list is available upon request.

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The list also includes the percentage of seats available upon request, as well as the change from when the survey was last conducted in 2014:

A list of locally sourced goods is available upon request.

VIP Hospitality packages are also listed and available upon request.

Mailing list of NJCSA members (in Microsoft Excel; available upon your request; no e-mails are included)

A list of instructors with a summary of their credentials is available upon request.

A list of our current fees and charges is available upon request by writing to us at 12345 West Colfax Avenue, Lakewood, CO 80215 or calling

The Bank's business hours are listed in its then current fee and information schedule or location guide which is available upon request.

Credit pricing is listed here, cash prices available upon request.

The new sales support feature offers a list of marketing materials that are available upon request, and an updated company information section features job postings, press releases and company history.

More details and a list of meals offered is available upon request.

Other hotels are available upon request at the prices listed below.

A complete list of our jury trials, including a description of each case and the result, is available to prospective clients upon request.

Long gone are the days when job seekers were expected to list their references — or even the phrase, «References available upon request» — on a professional resume.

Mom probably listed out 3 — 5 references or, if she was short on space, put References Available Upon Request.

Although a list of references is not customarily part of the resume, it's a resource that should be available upon request.

Don't list references on your resume or note that references are available upon request.

If you have multiple jobs dating back for a number of years, try to list only the most relevant jobs within the past 5 - 7 years on the first page and either make a note that a more extensive job history is available upon request or attach a separate sheet with a complete history in case the reviewer is so inclined to read it.

List down your references at the bottom of your document and make sure that they are available upon employer's request.

It's rare to see resumes that list references these days, but many still bear the phrase, «References available upon request.»

It is also not recommended to list something like «references available upon request.»

An alternative to listing resumes is to say that references are available upon request — but we're not big on this, either.

That's right; don't list references on your resume, and especially don't say, «References Available Upon Request.»

References available upon request: Including a list of references or the statement, «References available upon request,» isn't necessary, because it's expected that you have references, should an employer request them.

Writing «references available upon request» is actually more harmful than failing to list references when employers expected them, as it takes up valuable space on the document and employers may simply ask for them during an interview.

However, «references available upon request» is rapidly becoming an archaic term, and has made many «top ten resume mistakes» lists.

Furthermore, it is always a wise idea to list the phrase References available upon request as the final text on a resume.

Rather than listing your references on the resume itself, add a blurb at the end of the document indicating that references are available upon request.

You may list references on your resume, or note that references are available upon request.

The consensus is that it's unnecessary to list professional, personal or character references on a resume or, even to include the statement «references available upon request» because so many employers conduct background checks and call references.

This list is to be made available to the Commission upon request.