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Resignation letter (Austria)
Why it matches: You want to quit your job in Austria and hand your employer a resignation letter.
Austria · in German · for employees
A resignation letter for an employee in Austria (Selbstkündigung): notice ending your employment with the notice period, or during the probation month, on the date you choose or else on the next possible date, asking for confirmation, a written reference (Dienstzeugnis), the final pay and pay in lieu of untaken leave. Austrian law prescribes no form, but many collective agreements (Kollektivverträge) require writing: print, sign and hand it over against a receipt. For white- and blue-collar workers; not for apprentices. In German.
Application to withdraw a notice of resignation (Bulgaria)
Why it matches: Your circumstances changed after you resigned and you would like to keep your job.
Bulgaria · in Bulgarian · for employees
A notice cannot be withdrawn unilaterally — once it has been given, withdrawing it needs the employer's agreement. That is why this document is an application rather than a notification, and why it should be filed as early in the notice period as possible. It identifies the notice by date and asks expressly for written confirmation that the employment continues.
Employee's resignation letter (wypowiedzenie umowy o pracę) (Poland)
Why it matches: You have found a new job and need to resign from your current employer in writing.
Poland · in Polish · for employees
Notice of resignation from a Polish employment contract, with no reason needed: which contract, what notice period and when it ends — a period counted in weeks ends on a Saturday, one counted in months on the last day of a month. The letter also asks for the certificate of employment on the last day and for leave to be settled. If both sides want to part sooner, they can agree an earlier date after notice is given.
Resignation letter during pregnancy or with a child under three (Italy)
Why it matches: Your employer told you that your resignation has to be confirmed by the labour inspectorate.
Italy · in Italian · for employees
For a pregnant employee, or a mother or father in the child's first three years (adoptive or foster children included), resigning in Italy. These resignations do not go through the online procedure: they are given in writing to the employer and take effect only once confirmed, free of charge, by the territorial labour inspectorate (Ispettorato territoriale del lavoro). The letter states the notice or, within the child's first year, that none is due, and the last working day. Sent by hand, registered post or PEC. In Italian.
Resignation letter (Spain)
Why it matches: You want to leave your job in Spain of your own accord.
Spain · in Spanish · for employees
For an employee leaving a job in Spain of their own accord. The letter gives the employer notice of resignation (art. 49.1.d of the Spanish Workers' Statute), with the notice period of the collective agreement or, where it says nothing, local custom, sets the last working day and asks for the final settlement (finiquito), the last payslip, the tax withholding certificate and the employer's certificate. It is sent by burofax with certified content, which proves the text and the date. In Spanish.
Resignation letter (France)
Why it matches: You want to quit your permanent job in France and need to tell your employer in writing.
France · in French · for employees
The French labour ministry's site code.travail.gouv.fr offers a free model resignation letter. This document is a resignation letter for an employee on an open-ended contract (CDI) in mainland France or an overseas department other than Mayotte: it gives notice of resignation, refers to the notice period set by the collective agreement, the contract or custom, can ask to be released from working it, and asks for the end-of-employment documents. French law prescribes no form; send it by registered post with proof of receipt or hand it over against a signed receipt, to prove the day the notice starts. In French.
Notice of resignation (Art. 326 of the Labour Code) (Bulgaria)
Why it matches: You want to quit your job in Bulgaria and need to hand in written notice.
Bulgaria · in Bulgarian · for employees
When you leave of your own accord, the law wants written notice — not a conversation and not an email. This document puts it in the form Art. 326(1) of the Labour Code requires, states the notice period and names your last working day, so there is no argument about when the contract ends. The period is thirty days unless your contract says otherwise, and by law it cannot exceed three months.
Resignation letter for household staff (Italy)
Why it matches: You work as a live-in carer for a family in Italy and want to leave the job.
Italy · in Italian · for employees
For a domestic helper, carer or nanny leaving a job with a family in Italy. Domestic work is excluded from Italy's online resignation procedure: here resignation is given in writing, and this letter gives it, with the notice set by the collective agreement for domestic work and the last working day, and asks for unused holiday, the accrued thirteenth-month pay, severance pay (TFR), the last payslip and the end-of-job report to INPS. Hand it over and have the copy signed, or send it by registered post with proof of receipt. In Italian.
Covering letter to an online resignation (Italy)
Why it matches: You have resigned online with SPID and want to tell your employer in Italy when your last day will be.
Italy · in Italian · for employees
A private-sector employee in Italy resigns free of charge online, on the Ministry of Labour's form, alone with SPID or CIE or through a patronato or a union: that procedure ends the job, and no letter replaces it. This letter accompanies it: it tells the employer the date it was sent, the notice and the last working day, and asks for the final payments, the last payslip, the severance (TFR) calculation and the Certificazione Unica tax statement. It also fits a resignation during the trial period. In Italian.
Request to correct a certificate of employment (świadectwo pracy) (Poland)
Why it matches: The certificate says you resigned, but the contract actually ended another way.
Poland · in Polish · for employees
A request to the employer to correct errors in the Polish certificate of employment — the wrong period of employment, the wrong way the contract ended, the wrong amount of leave taken. It is made within 14 days of receiving the certificate; if the employer refuses, a claim can go to the labour court within 14 days of being told. The letter says what is wrong, what it should say, and why.
Resignation letter for a public-sector employee (Italy)
Why it matches: The online resignation form will not accept you because your employer is a public administration.
Italy · in Italian · for employees
For an employee of an Italian ministry, region, municipality, health authority or other public body who is resigning. Public administrations are excluded from Italy's online resignation procedure: the employee writes to the administration, giving the notice set by the sector's collective agreement. School staff instead use the free application on the Istanze online portal. Sent by PEC, registered post or through the body's registry office. In the province of Bolzano the body must also accept German, in Valle d'Aosta French. In Italian.
Request for a certificate of employment and end-of-job documents (Italy)
Why it matches: You have left a job in Italy and your former employer has still not sent your last payslip and CU.
Italy · in Italian · for employees
For someone who has left or is leaving a job in Italy and asks the employer for the final documents: the certificate of employment under art. 2124 of the Italian Civil Code, giving the period and the duties, which the employer must issue whatever the reason the job ended; the last payslip and the severance (TFR) statement; the Certificazione Unica tax statement, due within twelve days of the request when the job ends during the year. Sent by registered post, PEC or by hand. In Italian.
Resignation letter (Cyprus)
Why it matches: You want to quit your job in Cyprus and tell your employer in writing.
Cyprus · in Greek · for employees
The letter by which an employee in Cyprus resigns and ends the employment contract. It states the notice in weeks and the last working day, asks for the sums due with the final pay and for a certificate of employment, and leaves room for the employer to sign for receipt. Under the Termination of Employment Law the employee owes less notice than the employer: one week after 26 weeks' service, two after 52 and three after 260, and none during probation.
Proposal to end employment by mutual agreement (Italy)
Why it matches: You want to leave your job in Italy by agreement with your employer rather than by resigning.
Italy · in Italian · for employees
For a private-sector employee in Italy proposing to the employer that the job end by mutual agreement, on a date and on the terms asked for. The letter is only the proposal: the agreement takes effect if it is then made, free of charge, through the Ministry of Labour's online procedure or signed in a protected setting such as the labour inspectorate or a union office. After a termination by agreement, NASpI unemployment benefit is due only in special cases. Sent by registered post, PEC or by hand. In Italian.
Request for voluntary leave of absence (excedencia) (Spain)
Why it matches: You want to stop working for a while without quitting your job in Spain.
Spain · in Spanish · for employees
For an employee in Spain with at least one year's service who wants to stop working for a while without breaking the link with the employer. The request asks for the voluntary leave of absence of art. 46.2 of the Spanish Workers' Statute, from four months to five years, with its dates, and recalls the priority right to return to a vacancy. It is handed over against a receipt, sent by certified letter or by burofax. In Spanish.
Declaration of leaving employment early for good cause (Austria)
Why it matches: You want to quit your job with immediate effect for good cause and claim what you are owed.
Austria · in German · for employees
The declaration by which an employee in Austria ends the employment with immediate effect for good cause — the vorzeitiger Austritt under § 26 AngG and § 1162 ABGB: pay withheld after a final deadline passed unused, breach of essential contract terms, danger to health, lack of protection, or violence and serious insults. It records the facts and claims notice-period compensation (Kündigungsentschädigung), pay in lieu of leave and the final settlement. An unjustified Austritt costs claims; the Chamber of Labour advises its members beforehand. In German.
Resignation letter (Greece)
Why it matches: You want to quit your job in Greece and tell your employer in writing.
Greece · in Greek · for employees
The letter in which an employee in Greece resigns: date of hiring, job, last working day, and a request to settle pay, leave and bonuses and to issue a certificate of employment. Since Law 5239/2025 the resignation that counts is the declaration in ERGANI II within four working days, and the employee may file it personally in myErgani, with no co-signature from the employer. The letter is the dated proof of the decision.
Resignation letter (Romania)
Why it matches: You want to quit your job in Romania and need to tell your employer in writing.
Romania · in Romanian · for employees
The notice by which an employee in Romania resigns. A resignation needs neither approval nor a reason — the employer must only register it — and the notice period is the contract's, but at most 20 working days for staff roles and 45 for management. The letter states the last working day and asks for the final pay, including untaken leave, and the certificate of employment and seniority.
Request to work remotely (wniosek o pracę zdalną) (Poland)
Why it matches: You work for an employer in Poland and want to do your job from home full time or on some days.
Poland · in Polish · for employees
An employee's request in Poland to work remotely in full or in part: from when, where and on what pattern, with a statement about premises and equipment. Some employees — pregnant ones and parents of children up to 4, among others — are entitled to have the request granted unless the organisation or type of work rules it out; the letter lets you state that ground. Occasional remote work, up to 24 days a year, has its own request.
Request for unpaid leave, a sabbatical or business start-up leave (France)
Why it matches: You are setting up or taking over a business and want leave from your job to do it.
France · in French · for employees
A request from an employee in mainland France or an overseas department other than Mayotte to suspend the contract without pay: unpaid leave (congé sans solde), which the employer is free to grant, a sabbatical (articles L. 3142-28 et seq. of the French Labour Code) or leave to set up or take over a business (articles L. 3142-105 et seq.). It gives the dates and, where relevant, the reason or the business's activity. For the two statutory leaves, send it at least three months (sabbatical) or two months (start-up) ahead, in a way that proves the date (registered post with proof of receipt, or hand delivery against a receipt), unless a collective agreement says otherwise. In French.
Request for a certificate of employment (Cyprus)
Why it matches: You are applying for a new job and need proof of the years you worked for your employer in Cyprus.
Cyprus · in Greek · for employees
A written request by an employee or former employee in Cyprus asking the employer for a certificate of employment: the job and the period worked, and, if wanted, the pay or an assessment of the work. It serves a new employer, a bank, a landlord, a residence permit or studies. A written request, with a date for the reply, leaves proof of what was asked for and when.
Request for an employment and seniority certificate (Romania)
Why it matches: You are starting a new job in Romania and need proof of how long you worked for your previous employer.
Romania · in Romanian · for employees
The request by which an employee or former employee in Romania obtains the certificate of the work done, its length, the salary and seniority in work, trade and specialty (art. 34(5) of the Labour Code). Since the paper work book was abolished in 2011, this is the proof of seniority for a new job, a competition or a pension file.
Application to terminate employment by mutual consent (Art. 325(1)(1) of the Labour Code) (Bulgaria)
Why it matches: You want to leave your job in Bulgaria straight away without working your notice period.
Bulgaria · in Bulgarian · for employees
The way to leave at once, without working a notice period — but only if the employer agrees. The application proposes a date on which the contract is to end. The part almost nobody knows: the employer must answer within seven days, and silence counts as a refusal. Without written consent there is no termination.
Unpaid leave request (wniosek o urlop bezpłatny) (Poland)
Why it matches: You are planning a longer break from your job and want to agree it with your employer in writing.
Poland · in Polish · for employees
An employee's written request for unpaid leave in Poland: dates, number of days and reason. The employer may grant it but does not have to; there is space for the decision on the same sheet. Unpaid leave does not count towards the service on which employee entitlements depend, and for leave over three months the parties can agree that the employee may be recalled earlier for important reasons.
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