"Being an agency worker, would I have to use my agency as a reference and not the supervisor of where I'm working?"
Either and most can't give a bad reference but the can refuse to give one so ask first. |
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"Being an agency worker, would I have to use my agency as a reference and not the supervisor of where I'm working?
Either and most can't give a bad reference but the can refuse to give one so ask first. "
But they *can* give an honest reference 
OP, I'd say get a reference from the people you were actually doing the work for rather than the agency.
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"Being an agency worker, would I have to use my agency as a reference and not the supervisor of where I'm working?"
You could ask your supervisor if they would give you a personal reference. |
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If you work for an agency, they are your employer. They would be your most recent/current employer. However, you can still also use the company in which you were placed.
If there are any issues, anyone can give a honest reference, however, most now, tend to just give dated references.
It also depends on the reference request what questions are being asked.
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