"If you had a coworker take leave, then you're 11 percentage points more likely to take leave yourself when you have your child," Dahl told NPR last year.
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For some viewers, they then take leave of their senses.
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Women also take leave more often and for longer periods of time.
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It also does not provide job security for people who take leave.
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As they take leave, the woman calls out to Bennett, "Stay alive!"
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Go deeper: UAW president to take leave of absence during corruption probe
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Employee turnover is highest when employees take leave, claim FMLA, or use PTO.
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She says she planned to take leave only after her baby was born.
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Fathers who take leave are more involved in child care for years to come.
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She's "going off handle," according to her boss, who threatens to make her take leave.
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Instead, those who need to take leave due to a pregnancy need to go on disability.
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I'm internally cheesed off that they charge for paperwork, but I can't take leave without it.
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Pilots are being asked to take leave on a voluntary basis, one of the sources said.
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The New America report, released Wednesday, found no gender differences in the need to take leave.
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In contrast, improving overall parental leave and encouraging men to also take leave improves women's advancement.
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"This time, I'm going to take advantage of Facebook's option to take leave in parts," he wrote.
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It could also help if fathers take leave and change their work and family routines alongside women.
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As a result of the attack, Sumner had to take leave from his Senate duties to recuperate.
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Now Kostelnik needs a colonoscopy, but as essential personnel, he can't take leave until the shutdown ends.
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Legally, I suspect I am not obligated to, unless I need to take leave from my job.
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Perversely, well-intentioned policies aimed at encouraging men to take leave may be exacerbating the class divide.
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"Permanent workers report being forced to take leave without pay for the period of their pregnancy," it said.
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This is doubly true for fathers, who are especially unlikely to take leave no matter where they work.
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"It means a lot just to be able to destroy an excuse like 'it's not easy for men to take leave (because they tend to be in more important positions than women.)'" On his blog, Mr. Koizumi discussed his initial hesitation to take leave because of his duties as environment minister.
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When parents take leave to be with their newborns, someone in the office has to pick up the slack.
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Studies confirm that when fathers take leave, they are more likely to be involved in critical child rearing activities.
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The opposition was also unhappy at another change requiring civil servants running for office to take leave without pay.
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They are already more likely than men to take leave, and limiting paid leave to new mothers will exacerbate that.
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The plan also penalizes parents for each child by putting retirement further out of reach each time they take leave.
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They exclude 75 percent of those who need to take leave for reasons of family caregiving or personal medical needs.
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And as we've noted previously, when dads take leave, it sets the stage for more egalitarian parenting arrangements long-term.
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For example, Harris' campaign said that a parent could take leave to care for a child harmed by domestic violence.
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This route would disproportionately hurt women, who take leave more often and would thus be forced to work longer before retirement.
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San Francisco became the first place in America to compel businesses to provide full pay for new parents who take leave.
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In addition, wage replacement rates were too low for a worker in a low-paid job to afford to take leave.
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Under current law, many can't afford to take leave because 123 percent of their pay is not enough to live on.
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And we shouldn't have to wade through complex math, reams of small print, or reduced salaries when we take leave, either.
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I stayed, with my father and some siblings, because I work for the government — I can't take leave all the time.
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Troops stationed in the Middle East and Central Asia were told on Thursday they could no longer take leave or liberty.
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For family care leave, we all agreed that the ability to take leave to care for an ill family member is beneficial.
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All of these policies are generous and innovative, and recognize how important it is for fathers, not just mothers, to take leave.
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My mom once even told my father to ask one of his employees to take leave until she started gaining more weight.
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Ms. Ardern has said that she plans to take six weeks of parental leave and that Mr. Gayford will then take leave.
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Neighbors also told NBC Los Angeles that Lertzman had recently undergone colon surgery, and was forced to take leave from his job.
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John Katko (R-NY) have proposed establishing "parental savings accounts" — a tax-advantaged account with which parents can save to take leave.
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And women who did take leave were much more likely than men to say they were the primary caregiver for their sick relative.
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These risks could be higher for families who have multiple children, and therefore take leave multiple times — further pushing off their retirement benefits.
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Still, if he were to take leave, it could be perceived as a repudiation of the aggressiveness that he has brought to Uber.
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With the combined effect of these limitations, nearly 21625 percent of low wage employees don't qualify for job protection when they take leave.
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In the Pew survey, 5003 percent of people employed in the last two years said they needed to take leave but were unable to.
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Those who take leave benefits would then have to wait a few additional months to be eligible for Social Security to offset the cost.
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Among the rules the workers wanted changed was a requirement to give three days notice to take leave for a death in the family.
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It wouldn't be limited to immediate family — workers could take leave to care for domestic partners, parents-in-law and "chosen family," among others.
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"If an employer fired or disciplined an employee for seeking to take leave under either FMLA or ADA, that would be retaliation," Head told me.
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Flagship carrier Qantas Airways Ltd, one of Australia's largest employers, on Thursday told most of its 30,000 employees to take leave and ceased international services.
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The addition of the sick leave definition will allow employees to take leave to care for their own sickness or for an immediate family member.
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In a recent survey, 87% of men and women said that money is the reason why men don't take leave from work for care-giving.
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It's frustrating to read mere portions of a short story or novel, in part because they require we take leave of Joan's vivid fictional life.
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As a result, Oliver explained, mothers in the US often have to take leave by using vacation and sick days, some of which may be unpaid.
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"Residents in the affected area should be prepared to take leave of the area with little notice due to gas or lava inundation," the bulletin said.
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California, which was the first to do so, in 2004, found that the policy has encouraged more people to take leave and has not destroyed businesses.
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The opposite of RETURN is DEPART, which is derived from dispertire, which means to divide, to separate, to take leave of each other, to go away.
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In the New America survey, 87 percent of respondents said not being able to afford to take leave was a reason that men didn't take it.
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It said those who submitted longer leave duration requests would be favoured and that cabin crew could take leave in blocks of six, 12, or 18 days.
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Even without those changes, city leaders can facilitate unbiased investigations by criminal defense lawyers, whether former public defenders or those who take leave from their regular jobs.
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Ottawa Senators forward Bobby Ryan will take leave from the team while participating in the NHL/NHL Players' Association assistance program, the league and union announced Wednesday.
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Having a written policy will have no effect on leave behavior unless it&aposs supported culturally, and employees see people who take leave being promoted and supported.
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Partnerships: How to leverage the smarts in the private sector and academia to modernize government— including allowing private sector employees take leave of absence to consult in government.
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Second, creating a plan that only covers parental leave does not cover the 75 percent of workers who take leave for family caregiving or their own medical needs.
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"Even today, as I prepare to take leave from official duties, I would like to say that I have no complaints or reservations about my decisions," he said.
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The most audacious and rewarding sequences take leave of biography altogether and imagine moments from projects — a novel and a film — that Pasolini left unfinished or barely started.
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"Residents in the affected area should be prepared to take leave of the area with little notice due to gas or lava inundation," the civil defense bulletin warned.
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In addition to caring for new children, the proposal would allow workers take leave for personal or family medical issues, in addition to a variety of other situations.
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As well as support for businesses, the new package will fund improvements to medical facilities and provide subsidies to working parents who must take leave because of closed schools.
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In Germany, the Constitutional Court found that the gender equality provision provided the foundation for an innovative parental leave policy, which incentivizes both fathers and mothers to take leave.
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According to a Pew Research report last year, 30 percent of workers with household incomes under $30,000 said that they were unable to take leave when they needed it.
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The idea of period leave actually began in Japan in the late 1940s, when the country created a nationwide labor law ensuring that women who "suffered heavily" could take leave.
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Thirty percent of workers making less than $30,000 a year said they were unable to take leave when they needed or wanted to, compared with 14 percent with higher incomes.
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Sanders also announced that her deputy Raj Shah will take leave from his role to "oversee communications, strategy and messaging coordination with Capitol Hill allies" surrounding the Supreme Court nomination.
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Yet men are much less likely than women to actually take leave if it's not paid — and even if it is paid, they take much shorter leaves than women do.
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The company is encouraging employees to take leave over the next few weeks to reduce the impact on its business in mainland China and Hong Kong, it added in its statement.
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That same month, The New York Times published an explosive story about a $90 million Google payoff in the wake of sexual misconduct claims, causing him to take leave from Essential.
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Corporations, prompted by lawsuits from families of those who took their lives because of overwork, have made it easier to take leave; more offer psychological support, and a law caps overtime.
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FINANCIAL SUPPORT As well as support for businesses, the new package will fund improvements to medical facilities and provide subsidies to working parents who must take leave because of closed schools.
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FINANCIAL SUPPORT As well as support for businesses, the new package will beef up medical facilities and provide subsidies to parents who must take leave because of closed schools, Aso said.
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Australian Coal Company Says Bush-Fire Smoke Is Slowing Production: The poor air quality is making equipment harder to operate, and some workers have had to take leave to fight fires.
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In an average month, one in 10 workers said they needed to take leave but did not, and the most common reason was for their own illnesses, according to Labor Department data.
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Only offering maternity leave can actually be detrimental to women's advancement, but if men can also take leave the negative impact on women's careers completely disappears — and even turns into a boost.
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This is explained by the fact that older mothers are more likely to return to their employers, reflecting that they are more established in their work place by the time they take leave.
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"The PEC resolved that Comrade Supra Mahumapelo must take leave and allow the inter-ministerial task team to proceed with the processes and in the meantime must appoint an acting premier," she said.
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"We find that providing both parents with leave makes it clear that no employee needs to worry about potential professional setbacks should they choose to take leave," Dia&Co founder Nadia Boujarwah says.
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Like many, I've had a father or two, and (like many) they've been disappointments, men who force you to take leave of them at some point if they haven't taken it upon themselves.
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"If fathers take leave and help their wives with babies, maybe wives will have more support at home and they might decide to go for No. 2 or No. 3," Ms. Murakami said.
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Whether senior male leaders take leave, whether managers encourage it, and whether colleagues are penalized for it all guide men's behavior, according to the report, which included findings from five online focus groups.
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Two-thirds of survey respondents said support from managers was a reason men take leave, and 61 percent said a lack of visible penalties for co-workers who took it was another reason.
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While many companies that already employ such programs have noted that it increases employee retention, covering potential worker absences would be an additional cost when workers take leave, writes Harry Holzer for Brookings.
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Halperin initially responded to the allegations by telling CNN that he would take leave from his current work as a contributor at NBC and MSNBC, where he is a frequent guest on Morning Joe.
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And do not, under any circumstances, spend a single one of my tax dollars on these freeloaders, who seem to have the uncanny ability to make normally sane people take leave of their senses.
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"If fathers take leave and help their wives with babies, maybe wives will have more support at home and they might decide to go for number two or number three," Murakami told the Times.
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More of those top companies are offering new dads some flexibility on when to take leave, letting them split the time or take it at some later point in the child's first year, Isaccs said.
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Moms who have the time to recover from childbirth without fearing for their economic security are less likely to suffer anxiety and depression, and dads who take leave tend become more involved with their children.
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Moms who have the time to recover from childbirth without fearing for their economic security are less likely to suffer anxiety and depression, while dads who take leave tend become more involved with their children.
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"We talked about my need to take leave to clear my name," Cardinal Pell, 76, stone-faced in simple black cleric's clothes, said as he sat next to the Vatican's spokesman and reiterated his innocence.
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While the research is still early, the data suggests such a "father's quota" is effective — Denmark has generous parental leave like its Nordic peers, but without a "daddy quota," many fewer Danish men actually take leave.
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"Obviously the vast majority of mothers in our country work, so they do need to take leave and we talk a lot about the need for leave and certainly that exists — but it's still pretty awkward."
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By January, facing an onslaught of criticism from Fox News and from the president, McCabe announced he would step down the following month, though he would take leave until he could officially retire with benefits in March.
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This law, if enacted, would enable workers to take leave to care for new children or seriously ill family members, or to deal with their own serious health conditions, with partial pay for up to 12 weeks.
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On Saturday, 23 people were killed and 123 injured in another derailment near the Hindu holy city of Haridwar that led to the suspension of three senior railways officials and three others being forced to take leave.
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An adequate plan would provide paid leave to working people recovering from temporary disability, offer at least 12 weeks of paid leave to new parents, and enable Americans caring for aging parents to take leave as well.
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It seems much more appealing to be a #girl who lives in a democratic socialist country, gets paid to have children, paid to take leave from work and raise them for however long they get — 15 years?
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Raj Shah, principal deputy press secretary, will take leave from his regular press duties to oversee "communications, strategy and messaging coordination with Capitol Hill allies" full time, press secretary Sarah Huckabee Sanders said in a statement Monday.
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A U.S. appeals court on Wednesday said the federal law prohibiting employers from discriminating against workers who take leave for military duties applies to members of the National Guard, even when their orders come from state officials.
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"I don't know why it should be a point of criticism that they take leave to spend time with a new baby in the way that the law provides for every single employee in this country," he said.
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It's easy to sign onto a thing, less easy to do things like provide training to teams to help gender transition, provide insurance that covers trans healthcare and allowing trans folks to take leave to deal with surgery.
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This year, Uber's general counsel and some board members recommended that Mr. Michael take leave from his position at the company until the results of the Holder report were delivered, according to three people familiar with the matter.
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It has the wordplay ("Leaving word" does not mean leaving a message, it means a word spoken when you take leave) and there is no French in the clue, so I wasn't thinking in terms of a French answer.
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"Nothing I did was illegal or compromised my position at CIMB, but given the media attention, I understand that it makes the stakeholders uncomfortable," Nazir told a news conference after the bank's annual general meeting, explaining his decision to take leave.
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In the restaurant industry, where only a quarter of workers receive paid sick days, Chipotle and McDonald's have said they will offer sick leave programs (although some employees have said they've faced retaliation for attempting to take leave in the past).
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It urges change in policy at both corporate and governmental levels to ensure that mothers and fathers alike are uniformly given the opportunity to, for example, take maternity or paternity leave, or take leave to care for a sick child.
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The family feud is a major distraction for the loss-making airline which warned this month that the coronavirus outbreak could threaten its survival after it scrapped more than 80% of its capacity and ordered cabin crew to take leave.
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"Once notified, the teacher, who had elected to take leave before administration received the report, was immediately reported to the District's Human Resources Department and law enforcement and not permitted to return to campus," Groff wrote, according to KXAN-TV.
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In California — where caregivers can apply for up to six weeks of paid leave — the implementation of the program, which went into effect in 2004, has increased the rate at which men and women take leave and improved children's health outcomes.
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Gaurav Bhatia, the managing director of Sotheby's India, has agreed to take leave of absence as a formal inquiry is underway into anonymous allegations on social media, Sotheby's said in a statement, just days ahead of its first auction in the country.
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In one episode of "Working Mum, House Daddy", the office is dumbfounded when Mi-so's husband comes into work with their second baby strapped to his chest and says he will take leave in her place to avoid her losing her job.
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FINANCIAL SUPPORT As well as support for businesses, the new package will fund improvements to medical facilities, ease the supply and demand of masks, promote working from home, and provide subsidies to working parents who must take leave because of closed schools.
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GoAir said in a statement it had asked some staff to take leave without pay on a rotational basis to help it deal with the reduction in capacity in response to the coronavirus pandemic, which has prompted several countries to close their borders.
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I certainly don't think Naz is particularly idiotic, and I can buy why an obviously smart kid (he tutors athletes on his college's basketball team) would seemingly take leave of his faculties after discovering the murdered body of a woman he just had sex with.
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As I noted in my case, each year during my 26 years at the Metropolitan Washington Airports Authority (MWAA), I submitted a list of all Jewish holidays on which I would take leave that year, a procedure that was always accepted by my different supervisors.
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But to go all-in for Trump is to take leave of your Republican bona fides and embrace life as a Trump Mini-Me — a gamble that not a single Republican senator up for re-election this fall appears to have the stomach for.
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Whatever qualms you may have brought with you about driving to Mexico are likely to fall away once you take leave of the mangy border townscape of Otay Mesa and the slender, well-tended expressway plunges you into a bronze desert spiked with granite protrusions.
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Nearly one in five Latino and millennial workers have reported needing to take leave for family medical reasons, but were not able to do so either because they could not afford taking time away from work or they did not have enough leave time available.
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There has also been rampant speculation over when top advisers and family members Jared Kushner and Ivanka Trump may take leave of the White House and head back to New York, as well as what economic adviser Gary Cohn will do after the tax reform push.
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In 2019, the report found, men were roughly as likely as women to take leave when they became a new parent "That is a step in the right direction because you actually want all of your employees to be able to take time for families," Yee says.
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HEALTH-CORONAVIRUS-AIRLINES/ Airline industry turmoil deepens as coronavirus pain spreads SYDNEY/BERLIN (Reuters) - Airline industry turmoil deepened on Thursday as Qantas Airways told most of its 30,000 staff to take leave and Lufthansa said the industry may not survive without state aid if the coronavirus pandemic lasted a long time.
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Brad Harrington, Ed.D., executive director of the Boston College Center for Work & Family and a co-author of the Boston College study , said that the men his team has surveyed in the past have generally said they need at least 70 percent of their uncapped salaries paid to take leave.
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A parental leave-only plan would exclude three in four people who take leave because they are facing a serious health issue or caring for a seriously ill family member – and that kind of plan would fall even further short in the future, as the population ages and caregiving needs grow.
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We must continue to recognize the role and contributions of family caregivers by giving them the tools they need to ensure they are able to keep bringing home a good paycheck, can take leave when they need to, and ensure that their loved one receives the care he or she needs.
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The proud papa has been open about his plans for taking two months off following the birth of his second child, sharing a photo of Max on his social media site and writing, "This time, I'm going to take advantage of Facebook's option to take leave in parts," he posted in August.
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It is all part of the mix and match nature of serving at Guantánamo, where troops staffing the prison on nine-month tours get imminent-danger and hardship-duty pay — and on their time off can go scuba diving or take leave and bring friends and family to the Navy base for vacations.
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Until now, the idea of period leave has been so unusual in the West that the Guardian did a whole profile in 2016 of one creative co-working space in Bristol, England, that added period leave for their (majority female) employees to meet the needs of workers who were refusing to take leave even when they were clearly, visibly in severe pain.
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" The social media mogul plans to skip out on work-duties to enjoy the latest addition to his family tree, writing: "This time, I'm going to take advantage of Facebook's option to take leave in parts," he posted, "I'll take a month off to be with Priscilla and the girls at the beginning, and then we'll spend the whole month of December together as well.
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