Asking your manager for paid leave - Keigo Template
Email asking your manager for paid leave: the dates, the reason, who covers your work and how to reach you.
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有給休暇の取得のお願い — 上司に有給休暇の取得を相談するメールです。日程・理由・休暇中の引き継ぎと連絡先を伝えます。
Template Text
[Your manager's name]
お疲れさまです。[Your name]です。
私事で恐縮ですが、[Leave dates]の[Number of days]日間、有給休暇を取得させていただきたく、ご相談いたします。
理由:[Reason]
休暇中の業務につきましては、[Who covers your work]。急ぎの件がございましたら、[Contact in an emergency]までご連絡いただけますと幸いです。
お忙しいところ恐れ入りますが、ご検討のほどよろしくお願いいたします。
Template Variables
- Your manager's name — e.g., 佐藤課長
- Your name — e.g., 山田花子
- Leave dates — e.g., 11月5日(水)〜11月7日(金)
- Number of days — e.g., 3
- Reason — e.g., 私用のため
- Who covers your work — e.g., 田中さんに引き継ぎを済ませております
- Contact in an emergency — e.g., 携帯電話(090-0000-0000)
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