Application: templates and forms
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Parental leave request (Greece)
Why it matches: You want to stay at home with your child for a few months while keeping your job.
Greece · in Greek
The request in which a parent in Greece asks for parental leave under art. 28 of Law 4808/2021: the child, the dates and statements on the conditions. Each parent is entitled to four months until the child turns eight, after a year with the same employer, and DYPA, the public employment service, pays the first two months at the level of the minimum wage. It goes in at least a month ahead, asks for any refusal or postponement to be reasoned in writing, and asks the employer to file form E.14 in ERGANI II.
Application for a duplicate school certificate (Poland)
Why it matches: You have lost your school-leaving certificate from a school in Poland and need it for a job or studies.
Poland · in Polish
An application to a Polish head teacher for a duplicate of a lost or damaged certificate — a school-leaving, end-of-year or matura certificate: the type and the year issued, the surname at the time, date of birth, class or programme, the reason, proof of the 26 zł fee, and how it will be collected. A duplicate has the force of the original, and if the school no longer exists, the body holding its records issues it.
Request to an employer for a reference letter (Poland)
Why it matches: You are applying for a new job and want a reference from your current or former employer in Poland.
Poland · in Polish
A courteous, practical request to a current or former employer in Poland for a reference: the position and period worked, what it is needed for and what is worth highlighting. In Poland a reference is voluntary — only the certificate of employment is compulsory — so the letter makes agreeing easy by suggesting specific achievements and a date.
Unpaid leave request (wniosek o urlop bezpłatny) (Poland)
Why it matches: You are planning a longer break from your job and want to agree it with your employer in writing.
Poland · in Polish
An employee's written request for unpaid leave in Poland: dates, number of days and reason. The employer may grant it but does not have to; there is space for the decision on the same sheet. Unpaid leave does not count towards the service on which employee entitlements depend, and for leave over three months the parties can agree that the employee may be recalled earlier for important reasons.
Application to interrupt an academic year (Bulgaria)
Why it matches: You have a job offer abroad and want to put your degree on hold for a while.
Bulgaria · in Bulgarian
Interrupting studies is granted on particular grounds — health, family, work abroad, maternity — and almost always requires a document. What the application asks expressly is which examinations remain outstanding and how they are to be made up, because on returning a student is reinstated into a specific year, not where they remember being.
Application to work remotely (Bulgaria)
Why it matches: You are moving further away and want to propose remote work so that you can keep your job.
Bulgaria · in Bulgarian
Remote work is not settled by a spoken arrangement — it is written into an amendment to the employment contract, which fixes the place of work, the working hours and who provides the equipment. This application puts the request in writing and proposes a specific arrangement, rather than leaving everything to be decided afresh the next time management changes.
Application for unpaid leave (Bulgaria)
Why it matches: You want a longer break for family reasons, travel or study while keeping your job.
Bulgaria · in Bulgarian
Unpaid leave is not an entitlement — it is granted by the employer, so the application has to be in writing and has to carry a decision on it. State the exact period and the reason, because whether the time counts towards length of service and insurance depends on how long it is. File it early enough for someone to be able to cover your work.
Request for a reference from an employer (Bulgaria)
Why it matches: You are applying for a new job and are asked for a reference from your current or former employer in Bulgaria.
Bulgaria · in Bulgarian
A reference is not a certificate: it is an assessment of your work, and an employer is not obliged to give one. So the request states which period, for what purpose and in which language you need it — a specific request is answered far more often than a general one.
Request for a certificate of income (Bulgaria)
Why it matches: A court has asked you for a document showing what you earn from your job.
Bulgaria · in Bulgarian
The bank, the court or the social services office wants a document showing your income, and the employer wants a written request. This form is that request: for which period, for what purpose, in how many copies. Stating the purpose matters — a certificate for a loan and a certificate for social assistance often carry different figures.
Leave application: annual, unpaid or other leave (Bulgaria)
Why it matches: You want to take paid holiday from your job in Bulgaria and need to apply in writing.
Bulgaria · in Bulgarian
A standard application to an employer for paid, unpaid or any other kind of leave, stating the period and the number of working days it covers.
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