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In this tutorial, the presenter explains how to write a retirement letter, defining it as a formal document that notifies an employer of an individual's intent to retire. The letter typically includes the planned retirement date and expresses gratitude for the time spent with the company. It serves to inform employers and colleagues about retirement plans and to initiate necessary arrangements. The tutorial provides a step-by-step guide, starting with the need to include personal information, such as full name and home address, either at the top or left side of the letter. Further details on the letter's structure and content are likely to follow.
