how do i write a 2 wekk resignation letter to an employer?

Answer 1

To Whom It May Concern,

I am writing to inform you that I am handing in my two weeks notice.

My last day will be **two weeks from now**.

Sincerely,

Me

That is the simple one.

If you LIKE your job, put a reason why (surgery, moving, etc) and how much you appreciate everyone who you worked with.

If you don't like your job, just use the simple one.

Answer 2

I agree with Terri, the shorter the better.

Dear Boss,

Please accept my resignation from employment with Acme Co. My last day will be June 20, 2007.

Sincerely,
Employee

Answer 3

a resignation letter is a formal way of saying "I don't want to work here anymore."

of course it must have a firm and professional tone. it should state the reason why you're resigning, and when you intend your resignation to take effect. be straightforward, but not in a crude kinda way.

in the last paragraph, you can include a brief expression of gratitude or a summary of your experience with the company.

Answer 4

Personally, I wouldn't write one and wouldn't give notice if you have another job lined up. Giving two weeks notice is TWO WEEKS more notice than you get if you are being let go. Plus, in my experience, they will show you the door earlier and not let you work the two weeks after giving notice.

Not giving two weeks is a small way of getting back at the man.

Answer 5

first, learn how to spell.