What Is a Letter of Resignation?

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A letter of resignation is a formal document written to an employer to indicate an employee’s intent to leave their current position and can help protect their rights during any potential disputes.

The letter of resignation should include the following information:

  • The employee’s name and current position.
  • The date the letter is written.
  • The official notice that the employee is resigning from their current position.
  • The employee’s last official day of work.
  • A thank you to the employer for the opportunity to work in the position.
  • The employee’s contact information in case the employer needs to reach them.
  • A statement indicating the employee’s willingness to help with the transition process.

In addition to the above information, a letter of resignation may also include a brief explanation of the employee’s reasons for leaving. This is not required, however, and is up to the employee’s discretion.

A letter of resignation should be written professionally and should be signed by both the employee and the employer. It should also be kept for the employee’s records in case of any future disputes.

By writing a formal letter of resignation, an employee can ensure that their rights are protected during the transition process and that there is an official record of their intent to leave the position. It is an important document and should be treated as such.

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