unpaid leave造句

additional unpaid leave

unpaid leave counting for increment

He's taken unpaid leave for a month.

He's (He has) taken unpaid leave for a month.

At the time, Gross took an unpaid leave of absence.

Compulsory unpaid leave is planned by 6% of firms. Another 9% will have voluntary leave.

Retain one's post with salary payment suspended during a (long) leave of absence; leave without pay; take an unpaid leave

New mothers in the U.S. who have worked one year receive 12 weeks unpaid leave.

Barclays is one of many firms that allow five years' unpaid leave.

The big accounting firms offer formal career breaks that allow staff to take unpaid leave from work.

Fathers will also get a new right to unpaid leave to attend up to two antenatal appointments.

Around 15% of employees said they had either accepted a pay freeze or deliberately not requested a pay rise, while 14% had taken unpaid leave.

It entitles workers to as much as 12 weeks' unpaid leave for care of a newborn or dealing with a family medical problem.

The measures include voluntary buyout packages for 1,000 workers, as well as wider use of short-term unpaid leaves and sabbaticals.