If you have made the decision to leave your current job, you have to let your employer and your team know.
WHAT IS A RESIGNATION LETTER?
A letter of resignation is formality that Human Resources would like to keep on file. You’ll be stating in writing that you’ll be resigning from your current position. It will go on record at the company, which serves as a permanent document that you are choosing to voluntarily leave your employment. And it may facilitate things in case you decide to return to the organization in the future.
HOW TO WRITE A RESIGNATION LETTER
Below is free simple resignation letter example.
Feel free to modify our free simple resignation letter example to perfectly fit your needs. You can add a text box, change the fonts and colors and write a personalized message for a more personal touch.
Date
Dear Mr./Ms. __________________________:
I am writting this letter to inform you that due to personal reasons, I will be resigning from my position as _____________ for the _____________________________ Company.
My last day will be two weeks from today, effective on the _____ of ________________, _____.
During all the time working with the team I have truly enjoyed our interactions and will miss the experiences and friendship.
I am truly grateful to you and all my collegues for the support and the opportunities that you have provided me when I was a member of this organization and I wish all of you continued success.
Please let me know if during this transition I can be of any assistance. I’ll be glad to help facilitate the passing of my responsibilities to my successor.
Sincerely,
__________________________
Your Signature
__________________________
Your Typed Name
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