退(たいしょくとどけ)

たいしょくとどけ
noun
letter of resignation
1. letter of resignation; resignation notice
A formal written document submitted to one's employer to officially notify them of one's intention to resign. In Japan, this is a binding notification that cannot be withdrawn once accepted.
退職届(たいしょくとどけ)()した。
I submitted my letter of resignation.
上司(じょうし)退職届(たいしょくとどけ)提出(ていしゅつ)した。
I submitted my resignation letter to my boss.
退職届(たいしょくとどけ)退職(たいしょく)希望日(きぼうび)(いっ)月前(げつまえ)までに提出(ていしゅつ)してください。
Please submit your resignation letter at least one month before your desired departure date.

USAGE:
A formal document in the Japanese workplace. Distinguished from 退職願(たいしょくねがい), which is a request to resign (and can theoretically be refused or withdrawn). A 退職届(たいしょくとどけ) is a definitive notification and is generally irrevocable once submitted.

COMMON COLLOCATIONS:

  • 退職届(たいしょくとどけ)()す (to submit a resignation letter)
  • 退職届(たいしょくとどけ)提出(ていしゅつ)する (to submit a resignation letter, formal)
  • 退職届(たいしょくとどけ)受理(じゅり)する (to accept a resignation letter)

SIMILAR WORDS:

  • 退職願(たいしょくねがい): resignation request (can be withdrawn; a request rather than a notification)
  • 辞表(じひょう): letter of resignation (used by executives and public officials)