Understanding the Difference Between Leaving Date and Resignation Date – Can You Help?

Ashish Rawat 7
Please, someone help me to differentiate the date of leaving and the date of resignation.
Rk_Singh24
Hi Ashish,

Date of Resignation is the date when an Associate resigns. On the basis of their resignation acceptance by their manager, the last working day is finalized and communicated to the HR operation team, which is referred to as the date of leaving.

I hope this answers your question!
Sharmam
Date of resignation: the date on which the employee gives notice of resignation.

Date of leaving: the date on which the employee officially departs from the organization.
shmkumar
Hi,

The date of resignation is the date when you submit your resignation. The date of leaving will be your last working day with the company. This date could be extended or reduced based on your roles and responsibilities.

Regards,
Shyam
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Date of Resignation: The day you give your resignation

Date of Leaving: The day you leave after serving your notice period, if required, or your last working day in the organization
vkokamthankar
The date on which an employee submits his/her formal resignation is the 'Date of Resignation'.

After the submission of resignation, the employee remains in the services of the organization until he is formally relieved. The last date of working in an organization will be the 'Leaving Date' or 'Relieving Date', which will be mentioned in the service certificate.

bishal.jaiswal
Date of resignation generally specifies the day when you have submitted your resignation letter. However, after submitting your letter, you have to serve a notice period (mandatory in most cases). On completion of your notice period, the last working day is considered as your date of leaving.
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