Voluntary retirement requires qualifying service and employer consent, unlike resignation which takes effect on acceptance. Distinction between voluntary retirement and resignation: resignation can be tendered at any time and does not require employer permission, becoming ... Summary
Voluntary retirement requires qualifying service and employer consent, unlike resignation which takes effect on acceptance.
Distinction between voluntary retirement and resignation: resignation can be tendered at any time and does not require employer permission, becoming effective on acceptance; voluntary retirement requires prescribed qualifying service, employer consent, and compliance with any notice period, and may be bilateral. Retirement leaves the employer-employee relationship continuing for the purpose of payment of retiral benefits, unlike resignation.
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