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?Dear [recipient's name], I'm writing to announce my upcoming retirement. My last day in the company will be [date]. I want to express my sincere appreciation for everything this company has offered me during my career.

Ready to Go: My research on this topic indicates that when it comes to retirement, three to six months advance notice has been considered standard, although given your perception of the company's attitude toward you, as well as your attitude toward the company, in my view three months seems generous.

I am writing to notify you of my upcoming retirement. My last day at [Company] will be [date]. I am deeply grateful for the opportunity to spend the last [duration of employment] working with [Company]. I learned a great deal from [colleague] and feel that my [skills] grew considerably during my time as [job title].

Retirement suggests you worked at a particular agency for a given number of years and that you reached a certain age (usually anywhere from 55 to 65). Resignations have no such considerations. Retirees are also due their retirement benefits, which they have accrued over their tenure.

Give at least six months of notice Some employers require as little as 30 days of notice of intent to retire, but it's often a professional courtesy to announce your retirement as soon as you can.

I'm writing to announce my upcoming retirement. My last day in the company will be [date]. I want to express my sincere appreciation for everything this company has offered me during my career. My position as [your position] has helped me grow and learn so much, and I'm deeply thankful for that.

You've told your boss you plan to retire, so this letter should be your formal notice. You can write the letter as business correspondence or an email, but either way, it should be grammatically correct, free of abbreviations and typos, and checked for perfection.