“Mandatory retirement” in Japanese
Short answer
Mandatory retirement in Japanese is “定年退職” (teinentaishoku). Full meaning: (compulsory) retirement (on reaching retirement age), mandatory retirement.
Other ways to say “Mandatory retirement” in Japanese
定年
sadatoshi (compulsory) retirement age, age limit; (compulsory) retirement (on reaching retirement age), mandatory retirement; minimum years of service at a particular rank before eligibility for promotion (in the Imperial Japanese Army and Navy)
停年
teinen (compulsory) retirement age, age limit; (compulsory) retirement (on reaching retirement age), mandatory retirement; minimum years of service at a particular rank before eligibility for promotion (in the Imperial Japanese Army and Navy)
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