English–Japanese
“mandatory retirement age” in Japanese
Japanese
Pronunciation
Romajiteinen
Example
父の定年は六十五歳です。chichi no tei nen wa roku jū go sai de su
My father's mandatory retirement age is sixty-five.
How to say “mandatory retirement age” in Japanese
“Mandatory retirement age” in Japanese is 定年 (teinen).
Refers to the age set by an organization as the point when an employee must leave regular employment.
Example sentences with 定年
健康であれば、定年の後も新しい仕事を始められます。ken kō de a re ba tei nen no ato mo atara shi i shi goto o haji me ra re ma su
If you are healthy, you can start a new job after the mandatory retirement age.
Tips for using 定年
- A workplace can have a 定年 (teinen) even when an employee continues working afterward in a different role or under a new contract.