Apology for Resignation Letter

Apology Letter to Boss for Resignation

Dear manager

I am writing to you because I would like to formally apologise to you for my resignation letter. Last month I submitted my resignation letter because I wanted to leave the job. However after a month off work I have come to realize that I don’t want to leave work because I forgot how much I really enjoy the work. I forgot the reason why I was doing this, and I lost my passion, and my drive to continue. Over the last month I have had a lot of time to myself, and I have been doing some activities that have reminded me of why I was doing this in the first place, and I feel that I have that drive, and my passion back again.

If it is possible I would like to take that away, and forget about it. I would like to continue to work here with all of my friends, and work mates. I hope that you will give me a second chance, and I look forward to hearing back from you.

Kind regards

Mrs. Rose Tyler

Apology for Resignation Letter

Dear Sir,

I’m writing this letter to you so that I can apologize, that I resigned from the post of floor manager last Saturday. I know floor manager is so much important, and without any reason I gave you the resignation. I want to continue my job, please accept my apology, and give me my post back. I’ll be so much thankful to you.

Hoping for positive response

Regards,

John Alan

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