If he needs time off, we'll give him time off.
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If you are a millennial and need to take time off, then take enough time off to fulfill your desire for time off.
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Enjoy your time off, because I hope you get time off. Yes.
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So then you took time off, then you were sort of ... I took time off.
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The time off itself is referred to as parental leave — not vacation or paid time off.
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"Take the time off, fight for the time off, spend it with the kids," he said.
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According to a study this year from time-off advocacy group Project: Time Off, nearly a quarter of people said "guilt" discourages them from taking time off work in the first place.
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"There's actually voluntary time off, and there's not-voluntary time off," one delivery center worker put it.
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Take time off Depending on your circumstances, take time off to do a major reboot on your search.
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According to a survey by Project Time Off, the average American employee receives 23.2 paid time off days.
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If you do not have paid time off, we will allow you to borrow against your future paid time off.
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But in reality, the 23-year-old singer is taking time off because, quite simply, he needs to take time off.
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Full-time Amazon warehouse workers accrue three types of time off: paid time-off (PTO), vacation, and unpaid time-off (UPT)—in itself strange, since unpaid time in most jobs is solely a function of family or medical leave.
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Taking time off work to vote Though there's no federal law requiring employers to offer workers time off to vote, at least 30 states have legislation in place allowing employees time off to cast their ballots on Election Day.
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Companies like Salesforce, Netflix and Autodesk also offer paid time off to volunteer, as well as unlimited paid time off and sabbaticals.
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So is allowing sufficient time off for maternity and paternity leave, and time off to maintain family relationships and doing family matters.
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It's up to employers to set the tone by encouraging employees to take time off and, of course, take time off themselves.
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And if that support is coming from a partner, that partner should get equal time off — paid time off, emphasis on 'paid.
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Federer took time off to celebrate and heal a sore leg; Wawrinka took time off to regroup and heal an ailing knee.
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"Paid time off to vote ticked up slightly from the previous year, while unpaid time off went down by 4 percent, indicating that paid time off to vote is on a slight upswing," she told CNBC Make It over email.
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It took two years to get that time off, so it'll probably be another couple of years before I get time off again.
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A glitch in its computer system for scheduling pilots' time off allowed too many pilots to take time off around the Christmas holidays.
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But there's a stigma around men who take time off from work, so it's unclear whether Goldman employees will actually take time off.
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Not everyone is fortunate enough to have paid time off, or even the ability to take unpaid time off, without endangering job security.
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They adjust their job schedules, often working fewer hours, using paid time off for caregiving responsibilities, and taking unpaid time off when needed.
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In fact, about 54 percent of U.S. workers end the year with unused paid time off, according to the annual Project: Time Off report.
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For parents, a school closure can mean taking time off work to care for kids — except that many jobs don't offer paid time off.
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"The digital revolution has blurred the lines between time on and time off, and time off is disappearing," she wrote in The Boston Globe.
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That's partly why IBM is extending its maternity leave from 14 weeks of paid time off to up to 20 weeks of paid time off.
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As Katie Denis, senior program director of Project Time Off, told Travel+Leisure, it's up to managers to encourage their employees to take time off.
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One bill, would force local governments to give time off to union shop stewards, though the unions would have to reimburse government agencies for the time off.
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"This could involve making sure that workers are provided paid sick days and paid time off — so that they are financially secure as they take time off."
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But more than 20 states require employers to allow paid time off, with some restrictions, and several more require employers to allow at least unpaid time off.
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It resonates with base voters in both parties who believe new mothers should have paid time off to recover from childbirth, parents should have paid time off to bond with a new child and workers should have paid time off to care for a seriously ill family member.
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According to the Bureau of Labor Statistics, an average full-time employee receives just 11 days of paid time off after working for a year, 15 days of paid time off after working for five years and 18 days of paid time off after working for 10 years.
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For example, one hospital may offer low deductibles, more time off or paid time off, pensions and better 403(b)/401(k) match but pay slightly less hourly.
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While many states like California mandate giving employees time off to vote, it is not as simple as just taking time off for busy families and non-exempt employees.
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Employees in other corporate departments — Replicon looked at human resources, marketing and sales — were unlikely to take paid time off in March, but time off for sickness was average.
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Nearly a quarter (24%) of Gen Z say they feel guilty taking any time off work, which means they don't take all their paid time off in a year.
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Two-thirds of companies said they are providing time-off options and additional paid time off, as well as being more flexible about workers balancing employer and personal needs.
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An employer could deny a time-off request by deeming it "unduly" disruptive — a vague standard that basically gives employers total control over when the time off is taken.
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United Airlines launched Time Off: Tahiti Tuesday in partnership with Project: Time Off, a U.S. Travel association committed to changing the thinking and behavior of Americans about vacation time.
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On top of that, women need to get time off of work; if they're students, time off of school; find child care that they can afford, coordinate bringing a companion.
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I also put in requests for time off to go to my cousin's wedding in Montana at the end of the month — unpaid, since I don't get paid time off.
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But we don't always think about what it means for a woman, physically, when she doesn't get paid time off from her job, and when she simply can't afford to take even unpaid time off — if, that is, her boss would let her take enough unpaid time off to fully heal in the first place.
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For the average worker, the lost value of that untaken paid time off comes out to $604, according to a report by Project: Time Off, which is sponsored by the U.S. Travel Association.
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I'm looking to take a little bit of time off.
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You may need to take time off work for filming.
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My insurance won't, of course, cover more time off work.
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She hopes he is just taking some quiet time off.
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They do not fake injury to get time off work.
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Am I going to give myself a certain time off?
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Now, if only your boss would give you time off.
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Employers, not the government, will pay for their time off.
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I'm not saying you can't ever take any time off.
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How do you know it's OK to take time off?
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Others have let workers take more time off as needed.
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Joanna Gaines is enjoying time off with her baby boy!
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I'm taking a bit of time off university to tour.
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Levine took the time off in anticipation of the birth.
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Travis Barker is taking some time off for his health.
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Looking back, however, she says she needed more time off.
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Overall, I felt like I had maximized my time off.
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Paul does not give us any leeway for time off.
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Win the work popularity contest to get donated time off?
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Or, maybe you need time off to care for yourself.
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Defense Secretary James Mattis is also currently taking time off.
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You should probably have the time off, but you don't.
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This prompted them to take some time off from spaceflight.
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Recently, Kardashian West has been enjoying time off from work.
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About one in seven said they sometimes take time off.
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I did eventually take time off in my sophomore year.
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Pinterest gives new parents paid time off, plus other resources.
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Per government regulations, all approved time off has been canceled.
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"We decided to give him some time off," Kerr said.
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He said he wanted to take time off to think.
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So in some ways, time off seems to be sacred.
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Nearly 10 percent took no paid time off at all.
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However you look at it, that's too little time off.
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Employees can accrue paid time off retroactively to March 1.
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Even securing unpaid time off was a bruising political battle.
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But my current obsession is taking time off from technology.
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Maybe turn it off during your homework time, off, completely.
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Take time off if you can and don't overbook yourself.
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However, I can't afford to take unpaid time off work.
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They took some time off from each other that year.
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They're making a commitment to themselves to take time off.
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And paid time off for parental leave is incredibly uncommon.
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Beware of taking too much time off from your job.
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The pressure grew to not take time off from work.
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She talked with her bosses about taking some time off.
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Travel Tips Can't take time off for a weeklong vacation?
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Time off is quite literally money saved in this case.
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I definitely think it's important to get more time off.
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He required time off and a security detail, he testified.
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Time off without pay It's not just the food industry.
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But with some time off, I think it'll be fine.
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His production significantly increases the more time off he has.
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"We're taking some time off for personal reasons," says Kele.
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Employers do not have to give time off to vote.
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They ll recommended being intentional about spending your time off.
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She was able to take time off from her consulting work as a project manager thanks to the generosity of her co-workers, who contributed their time off to carry her to August 1.
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"There are no winners when people don't take time off," said Katie Denis, senior director of Project: Time Off, a travel industry group that explores how people use (or don't use) their vacation time.
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Last year, only 23 percent of employees who get paid time off took all of the time they were entitled to — and nearly 10 percent took no paid time off at all, Glassdoor said.
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Assembly requires that people have time off together, so it doesn't work to simply mandate that businesses close for any random 24-hour period, because that doesn't ensure that people have time off together.
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Unfortunately, this leaves women who cannot afford the time off with no choice but to decline staying at home with their newborn, while others fear that requesting paid time off will compromise their job security.
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Last year, only 23 percent of employees who get paid time off took all of the time they were entitled to — and nearly 10 percent took no paid time off at all, according to Glassdoor.
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We wish her the best on her well-deserved time off.
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" For employees, FedEx is "very generous with their paid time off.
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He intends to take some time off before his next venture.
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We took a big chunk of time off after touring Crisis.
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Don't feel guilty asking for time off, a break, or space.
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Instead, it looks like he's taking a lot of time off.
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"The best part is having time off," she previously told PEOPLE.
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I didn't get a maternity leave or take any time off.
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He's been enjoying the solitude and the time off from touring.
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Coexist isn't the first company to introduce time off during periods.
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" "We wish her the best on her well-served time off.
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Not long after his classified talk, Gorka took some time off.
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"Well, I definitely think I needed the time off," Williams said.
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So I'm taking some time off, a year to be exact.
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That's like getting a new job and immediately requesting time off.
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But I struggled against my decision to take some time off.
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I always thought, what would Miranda do in her time off?
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It was actually the second time he had taken time off.
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I planned to take some time off and kind of regroup.
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Making sure your partner or spouse gets time off is important.
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Mr Shestun recorded their conversation, this time off his own bat.
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I took some time off to get Darrin's life back together.
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Sweden goes a step further, requiring fathers to take time off.
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Employees, for example, can request time off via a Slack bot.
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"I think that we should be allowed time off," she proposes.
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Afshin Pishevar, still in Los Angeles, is taking some time off.
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Giving people time off helps, but paid vacation is not commonplace.
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Initially, the time off work was just spent in a daze.
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All the time off has done little to disrupt Cleveland's rhythm.
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In fact, 9 percent took no paid time off at all.
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HK/SIN time, off lows of just under $0.71 last month.
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Benefit options include accident insurance, paid time off, and life insurance.
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" Any absence request is not "holiday" or "time off" but "unavailability.
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He's still very much enjoying his time off from public events.
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Among the potential new benefits is paid time off for drivers.
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I remember after directing TV, I had to take time off.
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Taking time off can be beneficial for a couple of reasons.
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And taking time off doesn't mean you have to leave town.
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You even get paid time off when your kids are sick
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During single dad Greg Wickherst's time off, he's the Hair Dad.
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Asking for time off at work can be an intimidating task.
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He was given time off from England's training camp to marry.
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You don't go normal with him after that much time off.
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"Travel, time off, using my financial power for good," Iacovoni said.
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Millennials, especially, should take note and advocate for more time off.
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She's going to continue to take some "much needed" time off.
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If you take time off to heal you lower your strength.
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Mainly the ability to shave even more time off their order.
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And now he's ready to take some time off, he adds.
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If anything, the teams should be sharper with less time off.
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I have to take time off of life to do it.
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And on a ship, there's no such thing as time off.
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Interested in learning how much taking time off would cost you?
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Would I have paid time off or would I lose wages?
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And time off work could be detrimental to the family's income.
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Anwar said he would take some time off with his family.
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He says he loves working too much to take time off.
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Instead, Fagerström does most of her travel during her time off.
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Members of the hospital staff solicit donations during their time off.
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So I haven't actually taken that much time off since then.
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I don't spend time off with billionaires and heads of corporations.
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Those who volunteer can receive time off their sentence, she added.
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No more time off is going to have any positive impact.
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Instead, she said that she'd be taking time off to travel.
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On Wednesday, Lowe's announced temporary time-off measures for its employees.
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"After Juni I wanted to take some time off," he said.
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Others will take advantage of the time off to holiday overseas.
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"He'd rather have the time off in the summer," she said.
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Still, that time off slowed him for the strangest of reasons.
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We are going to go take some time off our lives.
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Some employees value time off while another would love a bonus.
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"People take every single hour of their time off," she says.
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Not receiving paid time off holds women back professionally and financially.
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The concern is that he is not just taking time off.
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I got support from my project to take some time off.
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The notice warned against fraudulently using FMLA to get time off.
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"You can't take too much time off stand-up," she says.
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And they can't afford to take time off to run, either.
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Employers are not specifically required to give time off to vote.
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Two hours time off must be allowed for a general election.
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Amount of time off is based on distance to the polls.
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"hustle" — boasting of 18-hour days, no vacation, no time off.
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In a 2016 Pew survey, meanwhile, women and men were about equally likely to say they'd recently taken time off to care for a sick family member, but women had taken slightly more time off than men.
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Amazon says workers can take unlimited time off, but it's also incentivizing people to keep workingAs the coronavirus outbreak reached the US, Amazon made an extraordinary concession: It told workers they could take unlimited unpaid time off.
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But, beyond just students who cannot afford to take time off from school, parents of those students in New York may struggle to take time off, with paid sick leave quotas still in flux throughout the state.
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That means its 5,000-plus employees in the U.S., where federal law mandates only 12 weeks unpaid time off for new parents, were offered either no compensated time off or a combination of paid and unpaid leave.
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A study from Project: Time Off found the opposite: It said employees who use their vacation days are actually more likely to get a promotion or raise, versus employees who end the year with unused time off.
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In their time off, they would go to the newly opened nickelodeons.
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What is your favorite past time when you have some time off?
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Here are 5 ways to make the most of your time off.
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Paid time off came in third, garnering 33 percent of the vote.
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I am not recovering well from our time off for the holidays.
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"Without taking the time off to heal, the work suffers," he says.
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For $180, they'd better shave some serious time off your personal best.
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But seriously, I didn't actually take any time off so to speak.
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As a Christian, taking time off from witnessing could be someone's soul.
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Take some time off so you don't have to worry about work.
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We're lucky because with that much time off, we had everybody available.
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The push for paid time off is the largest action so far.
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Each year, employees get 225 hours of paid time off to volunteer.
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It is seeking a 6 percent wage increase or more time off.
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Patients may have to take time off work for treatment, for example.
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If they can convince their employers for some time off, of course.
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Depending on the state, the time off can be paid or unpaid.
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It does not include time off to care for a sick relative.
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Tristan doesn't have the luxury of being able to take time off.
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The remaining 40% are not guaranteed any time off, paid or unpaid.
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Hough took some time off after winning Season 21 with Bindi Irwin.
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I think the time off has done me a world of good.
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That usually means taking time off work and waiting for the appointment.
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On Monday, a source told PEOPLE the time off helped Ripa regroup.
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It's forcing him to take much-needed time off, which he needs.
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So I took some time off finally, two years after the surgery.
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Things happen, and it's okay to say that you need time off.
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Levine took the time off from touring in anticipation of the birth.
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But the Republican nominee wasn't exactly taking time off the campaign trail.
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Required time off for evenings and weekends resulted in more productive workers.
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The allocation was similar for paid time off and for tuition reimbursement.
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Time off, celebrations with family, good food, and festive spirit all around.
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In the time off he applied himself to shutting down the exchanges.
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As a solopreneur, I couldn't take time off, because business would stop.
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Prior to her passing, Ifill took unspecified time off for health reasons.
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We want all tech companies to allow staff time off to vote.
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His time off in rehabilitation gave him time to consider his options.
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If you're finally able to take some time off from work, congrats!
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Meghann Foye doesn't have kids, but she really needed some time off.
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And that's only if you can get the time off from work.
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Neither of them is cheap, and taking time off can prevent them.
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That saves her from having to take time off from her job.
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"This is forcing him to take much needed time off," Kim says.
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He took time off and later returned to skating as a professional.
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Women took time off to raise children (and retire earlier than men).
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When management found out, it told her the time off wasn't transferable.
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The US does not guarantee paid time off for vacation or holidays.
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These benefits include health (medical, dental and vision), time off and transportation.
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My mind, my soul keeps telling me, 'You need more time off.
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A federal paid time-off bill doesn't have to be so expensive.
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Lagares said the time off during the All-Star break had helped.
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My income fluctuates a lot because I take time off to travel.
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Jones — like almost everyone in this business — has earned some time off.
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Some told Stolz they didn't want to lose their unpaid time off.
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"In actual fact, it's been brilliant having this time off," he shared.
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I needed time off, but I was going to talk about it.
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Has Emmanuel Mudiay added anything in his time off as a rookie?
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As long as you're doing your job, you can take time off.
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Some companies are offering more time off in exchange for lower pay.
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The government should require businesses to provide paid time off to employees.
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And people need paid time off to care for themselves and others.
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Even when workers are entitled to time off, they rarely use it.
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Everything was basically right with him, he just needed some time off.
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The arrangement allows families to take time off without damaging the economy.
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My friends and I had time off, while our husbands did not.
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But rarely do they offer enough time off to have a child.
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"I'm trying to take advantage of this rare time off," Harrison said.
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Amazon is also really strict about taking time off during Black Friday.
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"We got so much closer during that time off," Ms. Schulman said.
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Impacted Shoppers will receive up to 14 days of paid time off.
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More than 4,300 people signed a petition requesting the paid time off.
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More than 4,300 people signed a petition requesting the paid time off.
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Of these women, 60 percent are not paid for that time off.
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Dancers are really bad at taking time off when they need to.
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Millennials instead value health insurance, paid time off and work-life balance.
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The girls will take time off to work on their solo careers.
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That's in addition to flexible policies around time off and paid leave.
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Among those growing in popularity are signing bonuses and additional time off.
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Hence, you begin to take more and more time off and rest.
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And it doesn&apost feel like the time to take time off.
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They agree: The first step is to take (a little) time off.
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Beahm's time off was supposed to help him focus on his family.
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Data show more time off doesn't have to translate into lower productivity.
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They could also take the time off themselves if they became ill.
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You can also take unpaid time off, after your exhaust your PTO.
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He took a brief time off before returning to his campaign. Oct.
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"I wanted time off to reassess my life and career," she said.
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That doesn't necessarily mean shutting down or officially giving workers time off.
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Your executioner wants time off to study horticulture — do you let him?
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Employers cannot change your schedule because you request time off to vote.
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Certain employers may shift schedules but still must allow sufficient time off.
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Linus Torvalds, the creator of Linux, needs to take some time off.
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Once you get finished on the road, it's nice to have time off, but when you get time off, you feel like writing different music then because you've been playing the same songs for the past 18 months.
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" After speaking with Kanye, 39, they decided it would be best for him to take some time off from touring and to cancel the remainder of his 21 shows, saying, "he knows he needs a little time off.
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That's the largest amount of paid time off a person anywhere in the world is guaranteed, excluding employer or government-funded breaks for illness or childbirth, according to an analysis of 196 countries' time-off policies by Resume.
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At the Gigafactory, management has sent hourly workers home mid-shift or asked them to take personal time off or volunteer for unpaid time off in recent weeks, leaving some with less income than they planned to earn.
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Project: Time Off found 76 percent of those who use most or all of their vacation days for travel report being happy with how they spent their time off, compared to 48 percent of those who mostly stay home.
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But he is expected to take some time off following the polo match.
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The internet giant is known for its many perks, including paid time off.
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"I took some time off to get Darrin's life back together," Medley says.
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Those include retirement benefits, great health insurance and a paid time off policy.
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During my time off, I cannot seem to rid myself of Slack FOMO.
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It's nice to have some time off now and just get to relax.
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She has taken time off, suffered injuries, got married and had a son.
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"I think she's just enjoying her time off, to be honest," he says.
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After that, I took some time off from school and went back there.
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Pushing for employees to volunteer for gun safety organizations using paid time off.
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"I don't believe in taking time off," he said in the interview. Gov.
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He will also have some programmed time off around the All-Star break.
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But I also maybe would've relaxed and taken a little more time off.
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Despite her time off from work, Kate has had a busy wedding season.
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The fashion month frenzy has ended, but designers aren't taking any time off.
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She took time off from social media from January 1 to April 17.
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Would you want to take time off from work if a spouse died?
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Employees taking the time off still maintain their benefits and a reduced salary.
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WATCH: Chris Pratt Is Taking Time Off From Filming for an Adorable Reason!
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Right now, she's taking some time off to deal with these family issues.
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Selena Gomez is taking time off from work to focus on her health.
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One of our employees recently took time off to have her second child.
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I had a week's worth of "use it or lose it" time off.
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Spending my time off with family is the most important thing to me.
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Rob Gronkowski is embracing his time off after announcing his retirement last month.
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Hunter Hayes sure knows how to make the most of his time off.
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After the school opened, Lisa Green took time off work to volunteer there.
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" With a big smile he added, "I'm shaving a lot of time off.
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Yet again, he had some time off to wonder what had gone wrong.
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But committing to using your paid time off is easier said than done.
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We give you some time off so you can get your legs back.
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Bill Belichick, head coach of the New England Patriots, rarely takes time off.
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Remove obstacles, pay for expenses, flights, incidentals, meals, hotelling, taking time off work.
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Only six have paid time off, and wider offerings would be a burden.
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When you don't use your paid time off, it ends up costing you.
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Here are six noteworthy executives who make taking time off work for them.
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Guindon had been an officer before but took some time off, Stewart said.
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For her part, Grande absolutely deserves time off to mourn this horrifying event.
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Or a job that pays you less but offers you more time off?
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They'd also be mandated to give paid time off to part-time employees.
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Mandatory time-off policies allow companies to force workers to take a break.
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Since leaving Pandora, her LinkedIn profile says, she's taking time off to travel.
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They lack the means to take much-needed time off or pay for
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Even when they have paid time off, Americans are reluctant to miss work.
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Mitchell says he "decided to move on" and he's taking some time off.
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This can be as much as 8 weeks of time off at once.
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That leaves three days, or even four days, of time off per week.
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There's a lot of cardio involved, which keeps Father Time off my back.
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We're shaving the time off that," Casey said Tuesday on CNBC's "Power Lunch.
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In the fall of 2015, Leslie and I took time off from class.
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I want to go do some other stuff and take some time off.
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Whenever they had some time off, they both came down with head colds.
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After you've booked your time off work, you can start planning your destination.
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That mandatory time off can range from a few months to several years.
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That can turn the time off from an enjoyable vacation into a disadvantage.
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For the average worker, that comes out to $604, Project: Time Off said.
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Taking time off from your career doesn't mean you can't reenter the workforce.
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" The former eBay CEO adheres to this personal mantra: "Time off pays off.
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Trader Joe's also says it will cover for time off for the virus.
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Some children know exactly what they want to do during the time off.
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Taking time off work sandbagging 48 hours straight, just watching that water rise.
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Similarly, if Condit doesn't retire outright, he may opt for some time off.
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He gave War of Will some time off and brought him back slowly.
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After 5 years I've decided to leave Twitter and take some time off.
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"The time off, you don't have your edge yet to battle," he said.
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He's still an evangelist for older execs to take time off mid-career.
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He thought the time off might help him better deal with both issues.
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Maybe you worry you'll get fired if you take time off without permission.
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Laurie Hernandez is back in the gym after some much-needed time off.
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She couldn't walk unassisted until January, and had to take time off work.
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Employees can earn up to five days of paid time off a year.
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Parents must take time off from work to remove the children from school.
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PHILADELPHIA — Congress is on vacation, but state insurance commissioners have no time off.
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In retrospect, I regret not taking the time off I so desperately needed.
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One of the ways that's happening is with paid time off for volunteering.
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At six years of service, employees receive the same time off and $230,236.
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Then there are the seemingly generous policies around vacation days and time off.
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Mr. Groff's outburst results in him being asked to take some time off.
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Do you know your paid-time-off policy, and how much you're owed?
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She's now back at the office after time off, typing at her keyboard.
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The time off has helped extend her career, said the Boise, Idaho, resident.
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I've simply made a personal decision to leave and take some time off.
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And there shouldn't be any guilt in taking time off to get well.
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My arm is going to be a lot healthier (after this time off).
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My vacation and sick time come out of the same paid time off.
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Ali, like most gig economy workers, has no access to paid time off.
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The hype echoes Beahm's return to Twitch after taking time off in 2017.
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If she needed time off it would disrupt our lives, and our son's.
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So it's on workers to know their rights and make time-off requests.
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And we're not allowed to take time off between June and mid-September.
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I definitely had to take some time off and just not do anything.
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Further, taking time off feels bad, because the time off you take means that you're not able to help the person you're actually supposed to help, and typically these jobs require flexible hours where you're never really off the clock.
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According to a new report by Project: Time Off, an organization started by the U.S. Travel Association, 55 percent of working Americans didn't use all of their vacation days in 2015, leaving 658 million days of unused paid time off.
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Unfortunately, not all of us have the luxury of paid time off, and even if you're lucky enough to get PTO, sometimes the office culture can keep you from feeling comfortable asking for time off unless it's an absolute emergency.
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For instance, the law is not comprehensive; many workers across the country are ineligible under the law and don't qualify to receive unpaid time off, and the FMLA does little to help Americans who cannot afford to take unpaid time off.
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I canceled the automatic deposits in October because my partner finally got enough time off work to go on a long trip to Europe, and we wanted to spend that money traveling for five weeks since he rarely gets time off.
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"Any time you want to take time off to spend with your family, you have to hope an emergency doesn't come up so that you don't go over your limit of unpaid time off," said one Sacramento DSM1 worker, who added that one of the most common reasons for people getting fired at the warehouse is for taking too much unpaid time off, often to take care of their loved ones.
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Many workers don't get any paid time off, as federal law doesn't require it.
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T-Mobile employees say they can also increase time off allowances based on tenure.
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"It is rare that we ever get this much time off together," he says.
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Other policies give paid time off for nursing, illnesses and complications with the birth.
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Mothers who take some time off are also less likely to suffer from depression.
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There are no federal laws requiring employers to give workers time off to vote.
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So, getting time off work to go to the polling stations can be hard.
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Of course, even then, new dads still might not take all their time off.
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In fact, the time off made the No. 2-ranked Spartans even more fearsome.
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Most people don't get paid time off, and if they do, it's three days.
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You did a good job," not just, "Take time off if you need it.
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Now he's clean, and has channeled the time off into a powerful second album.
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Now he's clean, and has channeled the time off into a powerful second album.
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His friends couldn't get time off work, but he wasn't concerned about flying solo.
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In fact, Wiggins tells us he thinks the time off will actually HELP Gronk!!
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I don't get to take time off or change my mind or make mistakes.
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Last year, the Need for Speed series took some time off to discover itself.
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The Nationals indicated Scherzer would be on a pitch count after the time off.
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What's worse: Only 77% of workers are taking their paid time off in full.
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Boone had exhausted all of her paid time off during her mother's two surgeries.
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So when I had time off last year, I did take a step back.
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In 2013, Thomas told People magazine that he appreciated his time off from Hollywood.
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" Says the Suburbicon source, George "hinted that he might be taking some time off.
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Due to utilizing all my paid time off, it will be a half-day.
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Even when they have the right to time off, many do not claim it.
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We need Drake to take some real time off, though, and, become 'Vacation Drake.
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Do they offer flexible schedules, unlimited personal time off, or a 401(k) match?
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"She had some time off and I invited her over for dinner," Jenner responded.
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What do you do when it's just Loretta, when you have some time off?
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Some take time off from work, while others do kickboxing five times a week.
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Paid time off and student loan forgiveness followed in second and third places, respectively.
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I am going to take time off to reflect and think deeply about this.
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Ultimately, I decided to take some time off from restaurant life for two years.
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The mandate also covers time off to care for a seriously ill family member.
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"It's like we took some time off," he said of N.Y.C. on the episode.
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"It didn't look like he had any time off," A's manager Bob Melvin said.
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Since leaving the White House, Obama has been enjoying some much-needed time off.
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Maria Sharapova is heading to Harvard Business School during her time off the court.
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Maybe an employee has asked for some time off or to change his schedule.
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But now I'm ready to take time off, recharge, and figure out what's next.
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Surveys show that programs dedicated to time off for caregiving are a top need.
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We say, 'Take the time off, hopefully we'll be able to see you tomorrow.
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Take some time off to rest if you can, and be responsible about it.
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It would mean extra work for my colleagues, if I just took time off.
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Mack said afterwards that he regretted giving his players additional time off for exams.
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He also took time off to marry his longtime girlfriend, Xisca Perelló, in October.
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The two paid leave plans differ in length of time off — 6 weeks vs.
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Though Musk had much success, he has not had a lot of time off.
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I mean, I don't really want to say, but we've had some time off.
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SurveyMonkey gave her employees health insurance, dental, vision, paid time off and sick leave.
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He took time off to travel, meditate and watch Van Morrison concerts, he's said.
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We tweet, scroll through email, and check in with clients throughout any time off.
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Get ahead of it by discussing time-off plans with your manager early on.
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MORE has been taking some much-needed time off before getting back to work.
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Employees at Timberland are encouraged to take paid time off to complete volunteer work.
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Hilton hotels offer up to 10 weeks of paid time-off for hourly workers.
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The typical worker only uses an average of 17.4 days of paid time off.
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Workplace martyrs feel ashamed when they prioritize anything over work, or take time off.
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"I am so jinxed when it comes to time off," she wrote on Oct.
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K-12 Teachers have quite a bit of time off compared with regular jobs.
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Do not belittle women for needing to take time off for period pains.32.
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So while it would be nice to have less stress, more time off, etc.
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The workers I met seemed happy enough with an excuse for some time off.
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In his interview with Handler, Strahan said that he's been enjoying the time off.
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Would Meghan's employer be understanding of her taking time off to care for me?
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KeepTruckin gives its employees unlimited personal time off and "fantastic" benefits, according to Glassdoor.
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SADA Systems offers unlimited personal time off, great benefits, and bonuses to its employees.
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"My mind, my soul, keeps telling me, 'You need more time off,'" he said.
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"If you need to take some time off, your fans will understand," she said.
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It is also offering extra paid time off for employees who contract the virus.
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"We've been very aggressive at going out with voluntary time off," said JetBlue's Hayes.
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Hopefully, most of you got some time off the stop and watch the fireworks.
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Either way, the time off usually brings with it some much-needed R&R.
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And of course, many people just can't afford to take unpaid time off work.
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I work at a small company that is quite strict about paid time off.
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For pregnant women with long commutes, time off can be "particularly important," they wrote.
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Or they can opt not to take paid time off but still receive benefits.
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This is not the time to nickel and dime people on paid time off.
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And dads are less likely to take discretionary time off to care for children.
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"Members of Congress have to take time off for myriad reasons," he said then.
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An employee furlough is when an employer requires employees to take unpaid time off.
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"I'd have to see if I could get time off from work," he said.
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They said they planned to take time off before embarking on another venture together.
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Whole Foods said employees can use accrued paid time off for parental leave purposes.
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Our employees will get unemployment and paid time off as recently passed legislation allows.
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I am not going to argue about whether employees should receive paid time off.
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The grocery chain will allow sick workers to get reimbursed for their time off.
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", " Do you ever take time off?" or "How do you get it all done?
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Many women have to pay for travel and lodging, and take time off work.
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I've just finished this work so I'm taking a little bit of time off.
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It's often difficult for female politicians to take time off as well, she said.
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The union had been seeking a 6 percent wage increase or more time off.
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Finally, Americans tend to take less time off than their counterparts in industrialized countries.
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O'Reilly said on Tuesday's show that he usually takes time off during the spring.
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But all she's asking for is an extra month or so of time off.
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But what if I had to take some time off school for personal reasons?
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They cannot meet caregiving responsibilities while working, but cannot afford to take time off.
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That galaxy far, far away is about to take some much needed time off.
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Lastly, HMD promises up to 43 hours of standby time off a single charge.
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Employees were asked to work exceedingly long hours and limit their paid time off.
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The chair urged him to take some time off, please, for his own sake.
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Employees get 15 days of accrued paid time off a year, including sick days.
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To be fair, some teams were all too happy to enjoy the time off.
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Gap years and time off are more common now than when we were kids.
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Many were looking for full time, off-farm jobs just to access health insurance.
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Trump says her company offers eight weeks of paid time off for new mothers.
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I'm only going to give you time off because you're in Paris right now.
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Employees get catered parties, stock options, and substantial paid time off and parental leave.
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But you might also be eligible for paid time off from work to vote.
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Currently, more than 20 states require employers to allow paid time off to vote.
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According to the Project: Time Off study conducted by consumer research company GfK Public Affairs, the average US worker took just 16 days of paid time off in 2014, down from the more than 20 days workers took off between 1976 and 2000.
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Employees may not feel they can afford to take the time off, or that they're asking for too much and so end up taking less time off than they would at a company that has a set amount of vacation days per year.
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Now, ZestFinance is offering employees six months of paid time off for primary caregivers, three months of paid time off for secondary caregivers, and the option for primary caregivers to work part-time for an additional six months without losing any benefits coverage.
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It's not a choice moms should have to make, according to CLASP, since not taking time off is risky too: When parents can't afford to take time off, infants may miss critical doctor's appointments and risk less-than-optimal cognitive and social development.
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Countries like Sweden have been able to increase the amount of paternity leave that fathers take with a policy incentive: Families in which each parent takes a certain amount of time off receive additional time off to add to their combined allowance.
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As contractors, they lack basic benefits like workers compensation, health insurance, and paid time off.
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"On my time off, I dove in a little bit into the spirituality," he explains.
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You knew you were going to go home, you were going to get time off.
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In 2017, 42 percent of employers offered paid time off to vote as a benefit.
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They could see that I dropped by to say hello when I had time off.
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Nearly half struggle to afford taking unpaid time off even if they qualify for it.
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Time away from the radio has hardly meant time off for the 32-year-old.
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But we're always curious to see anything celebrities are up to in their time off.
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The singer, 36, said that taking time off from hitting the gym can be healthy.
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I was told that I could use my paid time off to cover lost wages.
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When she failed to locate the bathroom at work, her boss recommended some time off.
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As we head in to 2017, consider using your time off in the new year.
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However, Trump may be warming up to the idea of a little time off again.
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After some time off with their children, Kate Middleton and Prince William are on tour!
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We had a really rigorous touring schedule set up where we had no time off.
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Women take the time off after having a baby, and it does set them back.
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When you play [basketball] you've got to take time off, in order to avoid injury.
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The proud dad of two added that he enjoys his time off with his children.
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Thinking of your time off as a recovery period is exactly the right mind-set.
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The museum has committed to reducing employee health care contributions and increased paid time off.
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Williams took some time off last year to give birth to their daughter, Alexis Olympia.
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It will also start allowing workers to accrue paid time off as they earn it.
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He only gets time off for meals and meals are spent with his treatment sponsor.
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It was why he gave all of his employees time off each year to volunteer.
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Martin explained that they used some of that extra time off to pen the song.
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They believe time off will help them find that "something" that's missing in their careers.
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Per The Verge, it's Amazon's policy to deduct the walkout from workers' unpaid time off.
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The recommendations include more time off, regular psychological consultations, and a wellness program for spouses.
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The holidays usually means two things: gifts and some much-needed time off from work.
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She took time off, telling her fans that she might look different when she returned.
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American federal law does not even oblige employers to give women paid time off work.
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But without paid time off, employers may actually throw a bigger wrench in workplace productivity.
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Lately, Google has been all about shaving time off your everyday activities when sending emails.
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According to new research, there's an important connection between taking time off and living longer.
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Taking time off work for Hailey Baldwin isn't such a "No Brainer" for Justin Bieber.
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I really appreciate you allowing me this time to relax and enjoy my time off!
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Spend the extra time now to make sure you can enjoy worry-free time off.
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So I took that time off, and I came back a couple of months ago.
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" Last month, Gold had announced that she was taking time off to "seek professional help.
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Many of us are divorced and had taken time off from careers to raise children.
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After taking some time off music, the "Rise" singer is back for some purposeful pop.
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No one has knocked this much time off the men's world record since the 1950s.
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Erin Andrews has been spending her time off the sidelines revamping her on-field wardrobe.
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Currently, federal law does not require employers to allow their workers time off to vote.
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Portis reached double figures in scoring for the 38th time off the bench this season.
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About 88 percent of domestic workers don't get paid time off or other benefits either.
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The military is reportedly giving soldiers time off to search for food, per Fox News.
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The big question going into it is just what effect his time off has had.
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"In the 403th century, even enslaved persons 'negotiated' with masters for time off," he adds.
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But some workers would rather take time off instead of receiving overtime pay, Republicans contend.
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According to the agency, time-off exceeding 59 minutes must be logged as administrative leave.
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That fantasy ending was just that, a fantasy—because she still needs that time off.
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You can configure some time off by selecting a start date and an end date.
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You'll also need to save up to take enough time off work to recover fully.
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Some workers can choose to have more time off instead of receiving the additional money.
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Global companies such as Netflix and Salesforce offer flexible time off and remote work policies.
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Core, traditional perks include retirement benefits, great health insurance and a paid time off policy.
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About 88 percent of domestic workers don't have paid time off or other benefits either.
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Other states, too, are pushing through new legislation that gives new parents more time off.
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His club, Racing 92, had given Castrogiovanni time off for a family matter in Argentina.
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Hang in there, just one more day until some much needed time off of work.
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For the same reason that many other people have the desire to take time off.
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It was years before he worked steadily again, but he also enjoyed the time off.
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It also comes with health insurance, paid time off and a 21(k) retirement plan.
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If your body and mental state is urging you to take some time off, listen.
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I've never met anybody at Google who actually time off on weekends or on vacations.
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Did you get any time off to do any exploring in any of the countries?
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House Republicans just took a two-week recess, but apparently that wasn't enough time off.
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Witherspoon seems to be enjoying the much-deserved time off in the tropical getaway hotspot.
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Of those who took time off, 66% said they still did work while on vacation.
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" Mitchell said he's now taking some time off "to travel, be with family and recharge.
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Thus, new mothers often have to sacrifice some of their salary to take time off.
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My son was born in late June; it seemed wise to take some time off.
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Systrom and Krieger plan to take time off after leaving Instagram, according to the Times.
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The Project: Time Off survey questioned 4,349 U.S. employees and was carried out by GfK.
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Despite the fact that you're given paid time off each year, you don't use it.
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We know Brian sent three emails to his superiors — and it wasn't about time off.
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Those who took time off saw a marked decline in feeling overworked or nearing burnout.
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Business and employers can also help by allowing people additional time off for fertility treatments.
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She took time off from school, took odd jobs, took shared rooms in tenement buildings.
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If he could manage to take time off to do this, what was my excuse?
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They were so debilitating that I started to take a lot of time off work.
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Its employees are given time off and are encouraged to work in the community. Salesforce.
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And the soldiers who carried out the crimes were rewarded with time off and promotions.
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And so I moved to New York, and I took a lot of time off.
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But, as PBS reports, the price of taking time off goes beyond just lost wages.
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Some people like to relax when they have a long stretch of paid time off.
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Japan is offering subsidies to help companies offset the cost of parents' taking time off.
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Other employees expressed a similar frustration with the company's sick leave and time-off policy.
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It also comes with health insurance, paid time off and a 21(k) retirement plan.
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I'm going to try to take some time off, hopefully soon, to try to recover.
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Workers would still bear the cost of taking time off — by delaying their own retirement.
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And of course, many people just can't afford to take unpaid time off of work.
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Changes are afoot that could make it easier to give sitters paid time off, too.
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Changes are afoot that could make it easier to give sitters paid time off, too.
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Instead of layoffs, many companies have opted to furlough employees, or enforced unpaid time off.
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Employees can use paid time off beginning today, Monday, March 23, according to these documents.
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On Monday, Amazon said it would offer paid time off for part-time warehouse workers.
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Last week, Amazon said it would offer paid time off for part-time warehouse workers.
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The law would also provide new incentives for inmates to shave time off their sentences.
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The workers would be paid and the time off would not count against their leave.
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Lean into lazy: take time off if you can and spend some time in meditation.
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But this week, both characters take some time off from their respective forms of martyrdom.
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At the bank, she said, people judged her for taking all her paid time off.
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At 67, O'Reilly may choose to take some time off to weigh his next move.
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TC: Did any or many of these founders take time off to raise their children?
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She said the boy's father wasn't there because he couldn't get time off from work.
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But Podesta told The Washington Post he's taking some time off to travel and refresh.
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Patients may also have to take time off work and lose wages as a result.
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He also had a full-time school job and a part-time off-campus job.
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He never considered taking time off, even after the danger of the outbreak became clear.
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During gpk's time off, Gambit was unable to qualify for the Los Angeles ESL Major.
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"America has lived a long time off its thin Christian veneer," Mr. Smith told me.
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His workout routine meant he rarely took time off, even after the season was over.
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It'll be really good if many more men follow his example and take time off.
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He hopes to graduate in fall 2019, but is taking time off for his treatment.
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As summer heats up, workers across the country are enjoying some well-earned time off.
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He said he would pay them for that time off for hourly and salaried employees.
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In countries like Austria and France, governments require that workers are given paid time off.
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Hopefully, he takes some time off so he goes back to TV rested and ready.
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The successful candidate will need to be careful with how they spend time off work.
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Importantly, leadership doesn&apost just take some time off — they take their fully allotted leave.
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Regardless of the circumstances, taking unpaid time off is not an option for many Americans.
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The time off may essentially end the Mets' need to cap Wheeler's innings this season.
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"Outside grants are becoming the only way to earn time off to write," Warner notes.
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If I get sick, I don't get paid when I take time off of work.
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Any time off is likely to be unpaid and the financial toll harder to absorb.
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But taking some time off from consumerism isn't going to make the financial markets collapse.
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In the meantime, Meacham is taking some time off from work to recover at home.
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About 153 percent of domestic workers don't have paid time off or other benefits either.
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Poland recently implemented blue laws to give service workers time off and families time together.
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Employees tend to value traditional benefits like 401-Ks and paid-time-off policies anyway.
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Miocic, after all, is still enjoying a bit of time off after a busy 2016.
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You can't be mad at Toews or Ovechkin, who clearly do need some time off.
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" He went on, "It's time for me to take some real time off to heal.
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The median paid time off for birth mothers at these tech companies was 18 weeks.
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It's a conversation so interesting that it justifies musing about work during your time off.
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After three years of filming, are you going to take some time off this year?
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But like millennials across the nation, Vass didn't like feel he can take time off.
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"Women are much more likely to say they feel guilty taking time off," said Denis.
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"During November, as we hire tens of thousands of seasonal employees we have the opportunity to offer voluntary time-off (VTO) as a benefit to associates to take some time off before the holiday volume kicks in," an Amazon spokesperson told Gizmodo last December.
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Some of the same things from the first time around, too, like Bernadette, who is very driven at work and took some time off to have the first baby and has just gotten back, is now going to have to take time off again.
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"The biggest concern is workload, which is exacerbated by the fact that when you do take time off, you can see the work piling up in real-time on your phone," explains Katie Denis, senior director at Project: Time Off and author of the study.
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If they had an emergency they needed to leave the area for, I could scan their badge or go back and change their time off task later to an actual task, but bathroom breaks weren't something we were supposed to change time off task for.
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At an all-staff meeting in March, a customer-experience employee brought up that list of concerns and things they'd like to see, including more flexible scheduling and paid time off—currently, the customer-experience employees have sick days, but no other paid time off.
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Aquarius people are the problem solvers of the zodiac, but today, you need some time off.
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Read on for some tips on not letting a couple of germs ruin your time off.
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And even those who do get paid time off often don't take advantage of the perk.
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Employees at Liberty Mutual say the company has "one of the best vacation time off" policies.
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Chen said she would take some time off "to recharge" before pursuing "more international business opportunities".
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That's not ideal for bankers and investors, who are typically taking time off for vacation then.
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I decline because I can't take more time off work, but thank him for the invite.
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They'll likely have to take time off work, and account for that missed income as well.
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But giving men less time off than women might also have something to do with it.
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"Our advice is to treat your paid time off like any other work project," he said.
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One of the most challenging aspects of negotiating the contract involves paid time off and scheduling.
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I took too much time off early in my entrepreneurial career and it almost derailed me.
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Haley was vague about her reasons for quitting, citing a desire to take some time off.
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In late August, Gomez revealed that she was taking time off to focus on her health.
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Most often, victims report difficulties tied to taking time off from work to resolve the fraud.
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Companies tend to equate leave with lost revenue: They get nothing when mothers take time off.
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About half of that expense was offset by the decrease in sick days and time off.
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He told the site that he was "just resting, getting some relaxation" with his time off.
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A woman can demonstrate this skill whether or not she has taken time off for parenting.
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Half of the attacks in 2016 required medical treatment or time off from the mail route.
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Do they have jobs that their employer is good enough to give them paid time off?
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When it comes to time off, there's rarely an item that trumps a T-shirt dress.
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Even Americans who get paid time off from their jobs generally don't take all of it.
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Keep your plans flexible and take some time off to focus on yourself, if you're able.
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The only real way to prevent that from happening is real-time off-site encrypted backups.
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It could be that Baldwin wants to take some time off to be with his family.
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I took so much time off early in my entrepreneurial career that it almost derailed me.
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We took a bit of time off, but the next project is coming out next year.
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I may take some time off the internet, please know your support means everything to me.
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Kendall spent her "time off" snowboarding, but the property also offers snowmobiling, mountain tours and more.
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In order to make more hits, she knows she's going to need some more time off.
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But motherhood isn't the only thing the Today host has been celebrating during her time off.
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So I rebel on my time off and I just want to let my skin breathe.
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While Benanti is busy raising Ella Rose right now, she won't have too much time off.
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Ship workers can get time off from work to explore the port cities they stop in.
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Instead, take some time off (and avoid burnout) without dipping into your rainy-day fund. How?
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These benefits entail paid time off, life insurance and coverage for disabilities, accidents and critical illnesses.
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Incentives can include discounts on health insurance premiums, cash, prizes or paid time off from work.
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For those with insurance, the co-pays, deductibles, and time off work can be trying enough.
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Health insurance, vacation and paid time off, and 401(k) plans are key for employee satisfaction.
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Besides implementing a $70,000 minimum wage by 2017, Gravity employees also enjoy unlimited paid time off.
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If you don't take time off, you are leaving your hard-earned dollars on the table.
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I may take some time off the internet, please know your support means everything to me.
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After taking some time off to battle breast cancer, Patty Griffin is back with new music.
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They could continue paying overtime, but would likely save money by offering paid time off instead.
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As we reported, Weeknd and Bella reconnected months ago after some time off from one another.
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She didn't completely freak out, though, because she figured the promotion was a long time off.
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The union would pay the employees out of its own political fund during their time off.
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Several firms in the tech industry hub have begun offering employees paid time off to protest.
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The next time you're unsure of taking time off, remember these handy formulas: Beach > office desk.
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"He can play, but it's just better that he gets a little time off," Ventura said.
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He took some time off from charming politicians to have a chat at our CES lounge.
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The time off may have helped Manning, Broncos head coach Gary Kubiak said earlier this week.
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Regular exercise increases your energy levels: taking time off to exercise helps you get more done.
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Here, taking that kind of time off isn't just financially impossible, it's potentially a career killer.
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After a presidential term is completed, many former Presidents look forward to taking some time off.
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Over the years, I've gotten better at managing stress and taking time off work to travel.
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Putting in requests for time off, or more hours at work, can land in your favor.
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And Bloomberg reports that more than 2628 companies will give employees paid time off on Nov.
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Paid time off for new parents "is a win-win for employees and employers," she says.
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I think having so much time off ... it took me awhile to find my swing again.
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Employees had to fight to be compensated for their earned paid time off after being fired.
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About 13 percent of workers with paid time off don't intend to use any vacation days.
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Paid time off: New York has mandated paid sick time and family leave so what's left?
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The recommendation is the independent-contractor equivalent of a $28503 minimum wage with paid time off.
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Ms. Keys doesn't do much vacationing, preferring to spend her limited time off with her family.
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"The time off gave me extra time to train and get myself in shape," he said.
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The law firm allegedly rewarded employees who managed to secure favorable reviews with paid time off.
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Jeff Bezos is taking time off from Amazon to party with the world's rich and famous.
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You end up taking some time off, and then you look up and it's spring training.
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Companies operating in more than one country are granting their employees paid time off for caregiving.
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Time off work can provide a big boost to your productivity, creativity, and overall job satisfaction.
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But mostly she was enjoying the time off with Archie at the family's home in Windsor.
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Narrator: But even if you're fueling muscles with a proper diet, they still need time off.
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The country singer opened up about taking time off to do some "soul-searching" in 2017.
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I needed some time off to pause and regroup before starting the rest of my life.
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I didn't take time off after college to backpack like so many of my friends did.
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This is why we take time off—to devote more effort to making decadent celebratory foods.
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Employees get catered parties, stock options, and substantial amounts of paid time off and parental leave.
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So, when you're talking about paid time off, to us, that's part of the wage equation.
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Some airports are granting future time off as an incentive, according to one of the sources.
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Flexibility around working hours and paid time off may not be as common in these environments.
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Workers are going to be going to work because they can't afford to take time off.
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How much of a problem is the potential lack of paid time off for sick workers?
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The company also extended its unlimited unpaid time off policy for all hourly employees through April.
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Motherboard obtained an internal Lowe's document explaining its current paid-time-off and sick pay situation.
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" When Vanessa told her supervisor about her situation, he asked if she wanted time off. "No!
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Lesbian couples received equitable time off in just under 60% of the countries studied, it said.
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You're eager to take some time off now, but be smart about how you plan it.
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He doesn't have another job lined up and is taking time off, according to a spokesman.
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This left the streets of Moscow and other cities filled with people enjoying their time off.
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Some people are guaranteed time off from work on Election Day because of where they live.
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When his employer refused to give him time off, Jerry quit his job and came anyway.
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Most likely, I just ran too much with too little time off after my last marathon.
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"We took time off to learn stuff and I'm really happy we did that," says Jamie.
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Moreover, Election Day is not a holiday, so people often have to take time off work.
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Workers will still be paid in full during this time off, a spokeswoman confirmed to CNBC.
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In the U.S., about one fourth of private-sector workers do not get paid time off.
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The US Postal Service has expanded paid time off, including to some part-time mail carriers.
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Take time off from work if you can, and watch out for confusion in your schedule.
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"In response to this story, Whole Foods said it offers a "centralized paid time off system.
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Some countries and companies are instituting policies to protect workers from intrusions into their time off.
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The manager update indicates that these workers can accrue paid time off retroactively to March 1.
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The manager update indicates that these workers can accrue paid time off retroactively to March 85033.
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Many people can't take paid time off to look after their young children if schools close.
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I thought that maybe I will just take some time off, since the work was limited.
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Is a large amount of time off the secret to bringing your vacation home with you?
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Managers will be able to approve reimbursement of time off taken by employees unable to work.
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Target is making changes to its paid-time-off policy in response to the coronavirus outbreak.
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Ms. Du wished for time off to celebrate, so she could make rice dumplings for them.
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Most wildcatters work seven days a week and take time off only during important Buddhist festivals.
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Not yet, I'm actually taking some time off to pursue AR. It's taken off so quickly.
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Now that she&aposs pregnant with her second child, Petro is planning to take time off.
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Many people take time off of work or need to hit the road in some capacity.
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They would rather have less time off but splurge on the things that make them happy.
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At Salesforce, employees can take up to 29 hours of paid volunteer time off each year.
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After thanking supporters, the account posted a message saying it would be taking some time off.
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Surveys have shown that more than 55% of Americans aren't using all their paid time off.
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It said employees can take time off from work or work from home if they want.
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But she had been forced to take time off after a recent operation on her wrist.
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Taking time off for a sabbatical might seem like an out-of-reach and unaffordable luxury.
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Might as well use the time off to indulge some other interests while you have it.
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Minnesota would get another home run in the fourth, this time off the bat of Park.
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With the never-ending 24/7 daily job caregivers face, they rarely get any time off.
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The company's time-off policy, she observes, is literally worse than Scrooge's in A Christmas Carol.
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"Maybe in some way it was a blessing having some time off," Ruff said of Janmark.
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David Duval, the 2002 British Open champion, believes Spieth is overdue some time off to recharge.
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He is expected to man center field with Curtis Granderson, who will need regular time off.
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Close to one in four workers in the United States have no time off at all.
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And I said I have to take time off, I have to be with my kids.
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Would you rather have more perks, like time off and better healthcare, or a pay raise?
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The shack is again wrestled, this time off the sled, and the two holes are aligned.
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Some of these people were benefiting from their company or country&aposs paid-time-off policies.
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The employee said they had to borrow their next year's paid-time-off to do this.
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Now, I have five days of paid sick leave and three weeks of paid time off.
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Her company has asked her to start using her paid time off to stay at home.
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This involved a lot of time off work and considerable travel, all at my own expense.
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With all this activity, did you get a chance to take any time off this winter?
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Now Dry has taken time off from Oxford University and works to fight Brexit in London.
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If she's tired, I tell her to be kind to her body and take time off.
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Maybe I'm also an hourly wage earner who doesn't have the ability to take time off.
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Other states, including Delaware and Florida, have no specific laws on giving time off to vote.
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Afterward, coach Peter Vermes gave the Sporting players some time off to refresh mentally and physically.
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CNN reported that they are getting normal wages and will have paid time off after the quarantine.
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Again, the causation is unclear—workers in richer nations may feel they can take more time off.
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Employees say vacation time off increases with time spent at company, with five weeks of PTO possible.
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Time off could also lead to a return of a key man in the Titans&apos secondary.
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Shortly afterward, Long told his followers he was taking some time off to work on his marriage.
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I just went to Pete and said, "I need to take some time off," and just disappeared.
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The actor said he values the connection he can share with his family during his time off.
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Britney Spears is enjoying her time off and kicking off the new year alongside her favorite boys!
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Since that plea for privacy, the Suits actress has also had to take time off from work.
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Microsoft cofounder and billionaire Bill Gates has also said advancements in technology will mean more time off.
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It's good for everyone, even the president, to take some time off every once in a while.
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When given the benefit, many men take some time off, but usually not more than 10 days.
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When we met to discuss the project, he lectured me about taking time off work without warning.
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The study also found that penalties for taking time off from work are especially high for women.
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Take that time off — at least eight weeks — and also don't stress about leaving the business completely.
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Freelance graphic artists operating on their own schedule without health care or paid time off have burnout.
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On the flip side, working without any time off is a great way to burn yourself out.
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It's not unusual for companies to give employees time off in the immediate wake of a disaster.
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You could push two 2.93K displays at 60Hz at the same time off of a mobile [chip]?
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While the workers were collecting signatures for the petition, they learned of another recent time-off firing.
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Workers in Sacramento said the Minnesota Prime Day strike inspired them to protest Amazon's time-off rules.
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If the surgery is more important, then seek the permission for the time off it would require.
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The airline also asked employees to take unpaid time off in 2009, after the global financial crisis.
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Hirschhorn discusses media moguls, the virtues of taking time off and how Netflix outsmarted the TV guys.
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Even experienced lifters will return to them again and again if they are rebuilding after time off.
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The performance over, the children stream out into the sunlight, ready for their time off to begin.
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You're actively job searching and need to take some time off for an interview you have scheduled.
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His usual TV partner, Erin Andrews, is taking some time off because of a tragedy, he said.
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After nine years of traveling with the show, Jade took some time off to care for family.
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The recommended rate amounts to an hourly wage of $15 with an allowance for paid time off.
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"We know that people want to go on vacation, they want to take time off," Morazzani said.
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To be clear, our housekeepers are full-time Minte employees with health benefits and paid time off.
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Sick days usually can't be rolled over, and personal time off is a case-by-case basis.
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Voter protections for taking time off for work do exist, but they vary from state to state.
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Low-stakes poker games or not, Howard says he looks forward to time off set with Hanks.
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Although Raisman enjoys her relaxing time off, she says she doesn't mind spending hours in the gym.
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Though she praised Google's parental leave policy, she still struggled with taking time off as an executive.
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Workers could save as much as 160 hours -- or about one month's worth -- of paid time off.
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Employees are able to take up to 4 hours a month of paid time off to volunteer.
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After some well-deserved time off, Barack and Michelle Obama are about to get down to business.
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Usually, students pay for those coding bootcamps upfront while they take time off their jobs to learn.
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With a child on the way, McGregor is taking time off until a date to be determined.
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Tillerson is also taking time off at a time when the US faces multiple foreign policy challenges.
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The good news is American workers are beginning to take at least a little more time off.
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Their efforts range from getting voters registered to giving their own employees time off to cast ballots.
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The ability to accrue more paid-time off to spend with their family may be greatly appreciated.
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There's even a push in some countries to give married couples more time off so they procreate.
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The employee-owned company provides "Yay Days" — paid time off so workers can hit the great outdoors.
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He is expected to be released in April 2019 if he gets time off for good behavior.
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Workers could save as much as 160 hours — or about one month's worth — of paid time off.
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The major reveal came after she was forced to take time off from her Girls press tour.
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Any scheduled paid time off gets canceled during the shutdown, per Office of Management and Budget guidelines.
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They're also more inclined to say that their financial situation is keeping them from taking time off.
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The drivers association could eventually set up and administer a fund for benefits like paid time off.
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The two have day jobs, but they have taken time off to try to absorb what happened.
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Cooper uses time off, and how well a team prepares for members being OOO, as an example.
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The best part of the summer could be the sunshine, activities, time off — or the beach reads.
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So add those days in as well and we all get an extra dose of time off.
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But she found herself questioning that path ("it felt choiceless in some ways") and took time off.
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For many, the holiday season marks a time of festivities, gift exchanges and time off from work.
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He does this in his spare time off from his policing job in the graphic arts unit.
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Separating work from personal life may seem like a challenge, but time off for rejuvenation is necessary.
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Teachers get all the time off that students get, including federal holidays, seasonal vacations and the summer.
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Younger professionals skip out on taking time off for fear of not being considered for a promotion.
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Recently, Watkins revealed her battle with endometriosis and took time off the band's tour to undergo surgery.
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"I think my boss would have been shocked if I hadn't asked for time off," Brenneman said.
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My wife and I had also been contemplating taking time off from our jobs to write novels.
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I couldn't do it in college, since I couldn't take the time off from exams and papers.
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You've been needing some time off lately, Sagittarius, but today is the wrong day to slack off.
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While the #virtualvacation certainly tempers our FOMO, we're long overdue for a little paid time off ourselves.
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Although he enjoyed his colleagues, he didn't like his limited role and having so much time off.
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Bratty big brother Gregor Clegane might even stop take time off from torturing nuns to go bowling.
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Short version: they'd been made to take some time off work because of sex and porn addiction.
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But after some time off from the series, in 2007, they were ready to take it back.
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Spend some time off-line with this retro-style trivia game, perfect for foodies and sports nuts.
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"It's some time off, but at the moment he is best placed to succeed him," Mukhopadhyay said.
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And in hypercompetitive environments, the risk is that that time off would be seen as falling behind.
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In Norway, men are required to take a certain amount of time off after having a child.
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During the time off Yolanda mandated, the kids developed their own hobbies and passions: Gigi's was athletics.
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Nearly a quarter of Gen Z workers felt guilty about taking time off, followed closely by millennials.
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Two-thirds of those taking time off report doing at least some work while they are away.
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Tesla said in May that Mr. Field was taking time off but had not left the company.
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Amazon is offering paid time off for thousands of warehouse employees after workers pushed for the benefits.
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Amazon has also implemented unlimited unpaid time off designed for employees who fall ill during the pandemic.
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But her employer accused her of overreacting and being "hysterical," and reprimanded her for taking time off.
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And his presence was her present, as Reedus "never gets time off" from his hit AMC series.
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But I think we're all using part of the time off to get better at our jobs.
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Compare that with the US, where new mothers aren't guaranteed any paid time off after giving birth.
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A few weeks into her term, she requested time off for bed rest ordered by her doctor.
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Include your name and location, even if you want them withheld along with your paid time off.
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Mr. Guzofski said he would spend his time off doing repairs on his 100-year-old house.
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A cake is how we mark the rareness, the specialness, of time off in one another's company.
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Though the holidays can be stressful, time off from work means there's way more time for games!
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Meanwhile, only about one in three minimum wage employees have the ability to earn paid time off.
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But her employer accused her of overreacting and being "hysterical," and reprimanded her for taking time off.
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In order to be paid for this time, you may use your regular paid time off options.
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" Mr. Hefner reassured his host, "We take time off from the wild sex to watch your show.
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The company is also allowing workers to take unlimited unpaid time off through the end of March.
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Hourly workers, who vote at lower rates than professionals, may not have paid time off to vote.
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Only 22% of all fast-food restaurants offer sick leave, and only 2000% offer paid time off.
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Use Personal Paid Time Off (PPTO)Use Vacation Pay; or Unpaid leave of absence until further notice.
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Where possible, we should facilitate COVID-19 testing or provide time off for workers to get tested.
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Employees in Washington can start applying for time off under the state's new paid family leave law.
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I recently decided to give him some time off from the studio to enjoy having personal space.
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He couldn't even tell you his marathon finish time off the top of his head, he said.
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The story falsely stated Barrymore was taking "unlimited" time off from her acting career, as an example.
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Ms. Bergeron, the former Port Authority official, said she took almost no time off after the attacks.
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In an email to colleagues, she said she was looking forward to time off with her family.
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I hope you all had some well-earned time off over the holidays and New Year&aposs.
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Despite some marginal gains, employers have also been slow to increase benefits like retirement or time off.
|
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The pain was excruciating, but Amazon didn't offer her time off; her managers seemed not to care.
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Will you use your time off to really hit the "reset" button on your life and career?
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Meghan Markle and Prince Harry, who are taking some time off from royal duties, were not there.
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The rapper announced on Twitter that he's taking some time off -- canceling two shows in the process.
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Empowered employees didn't schedule time off when things were busy, regardless of how much they'd been working.
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And he'll need them, because Poore won't be taking time off his job during his shelter stay.
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"Employees were asked to work exceedingly long hours and limit their paid time off," The Verge wrote.
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"Definitely take advantage of your time off the ship and explore," a former Norwegian bar server said.
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Ask the following questions of your future employer: Time off is not a luxury; it's a necessity.
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Some companies even offer unlimited time off so long as it does not interfere with your work.
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Scott, 39, said he benefited from taking time off after the Tour Championship in Atlanta last month.
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Sometimes people feel obligated to give details because they think they need to justify the time off.
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After that, I plan to take a good, long stretch of time off before trying something new.
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I'm still taking time off and exploring some other ideas that may be more fun and impactful.
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If discipline, such as a suspension, is later imposed, time off can be converted into unpaid leave.
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It may feel like a long time off, but retirement will be here before you realize it.
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Employees could use the time off if they are sick or caring for a child or relative.
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It also includes paid time off for illnesses and to care for relatives, which Trump's proposal doesn't.
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To date, more than 100 nonprofit leaders have taken three months paid time off with Durfee's support.
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You must provide your employer a voting receipt if requested to be paid for the time off.
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Up to two hours paid time off unless you already have two consecutive hours free to vote.
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Paid time off to travel to a polling place, vote, and return to work must be allowed.
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Last week, Tesla said Doug Field, senior vice president of engineering, was taking time off to recharge.
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"We're planning on taking some time off to explore our curiosity and creativity again," Systrom's statement said.
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To sit down and write songs you need to take time off work, time off touring, and sit for a week or two or ten days or sometimes three weeks in a studio with guys that are willing to do it with you and scheduling is always an issue.
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"Member companies have implemented this initiative in different ways, whether it's paid or unpaid time off, or simply a no-meeting day so employees have a more flexible schedule," the spokesperson says, adding that Levi will offer paid time off to both corporate and retail employees on Election Day.
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An error in the system that bids for pilots' time off based on seniority was responsible for approving too much time off to too many pilots in December, American disclosed to employees last week, launching the carrier into a frenzied effort to cover thousands of then-pilotless scheduled flights.
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"What's recommended is that organizations allow up to two hours of paid time off so individuals can engage in their right to vote," SHRM chief knowledge officer Alex Alonso tells CNBC Make It. Those required by law to provide workers time off are also required to inform workers of these policies, whether it's by featuring labor law posters in the workplace, including it in the employee handbook, or having HR professionals send out internal communications reminders about their eligibility to take time off.
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Maybe that's taking time off to travel for an extended period — with everything fully paid for in cash.
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Glassdoor's new list ranks companies with the best vacation and paid-time-off policies based on employee reviews.
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Guild members won't be able to negotiate matters like pay, paid time off, health insurance, or workers' compensation.
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That's because there are many state laws about time off to vote, and many laws have different requirements.
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"It's shaving some of the time off and then getting rid of the public service [requirement]," Fishman said.
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Several long-term employees (Amazon calls them "blue badge") say the time was counted as unpaid time off.
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How did it feel to take so much time off, build your life and come back and win?
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Levi Strauss is offering paid time off, and Uber and Lyft are offering free rides to the polls.
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After venting about her emotional exhaustion to her Twitter followers, the star took some much-needed time off.
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Even though she no longer has to contend with unpaid time off, she has anxiety around sick days.
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The British bank also said it is letting U.S. staff take more time off after having a baby.
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It predicts how much money men and women would lose if they took time off to raise children.
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It would also apply to workers who need to take time off to care for a sick relative.
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He's been home once since he first arrived in the U.S., and rarely takes time off from work.
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Over half of professionals reported they can't afford to take time off from work for childbirth or adoption.
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The only thing standing between you and your blissful time off is tackling the monster task of packing.
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And taking time off is important, for not only your stress levels, but also apparently for your wallet.
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This could be correlation as opposed to causation, but of course Project: Time Off has a different opinion.
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Buffy Li was very patient when she took time off from her Spring Break to talk to me.
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The Pittsburgh Post-Gazette editorial board even just wrote about Americans needing to take time off, for real.
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He had averaged 212 points on 37.9 percent shooting in his last three games before the time off.
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The person briefed on the matter said the board will discuss Kalanick taking time off from the company.
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If you got time off for the Fourth of July but still spent it working, you're not alone.
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Sadly, the crush of reality really does kill the buzz you get when you've had some time off.
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Studies consistently have shown that taking time off improves productivity, lowers stress and results in better mental health.
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" Some 13 percent of people would call it "eventful," while 13 percent would characterize time off as "adventurous.
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After venting about her emotional exhaustion to her Twitter followers, the star took some much-needed time off.
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Haley told Trump about six months ago that she may need "a little time off," the president said.
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No one wakes up and says today's gonna be an exciting day and I'm gonna request time off.
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First, though, she's going to follow in Rousey's footsteps in an entirely different way: by taking time off.
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Val Kilmer is enjoying his time in the spotlight after taking time off to focus on his health.
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"Avoid heavy, contentious conversations with colleagues; keep things light so your time off can be blissful," Taylor says.
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"Leo DiCaprio enjoying some time off from acting to play archery in the Rio Olympics," wrote one fan.
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Even after visiting Planned Parenthood, I decided to prolong my time off birth control by a few months.
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Grande announced that she'd be taking some time off, while also reiterating how much she loves her Arianators.
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At this minute, Kalanick is being urged to take time off by many members of the senior staff.
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But her cashier job at Church's Chicken doesn't come with paid time off and every shift is essential.
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Which is, I want to be a little more constructive, the time off helped me to do that.
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In my six years working at this job, I didn't take time off for vacation — not even once.
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IT IS a challenge for many organisations when too many employees request time off around the Christmas period.
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Struggling to motivate yourself to get back in the gym after a break or time off for vacation?
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Several members of her family took time off social media as well, though most have now resumed posting.
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Plus, taking time off and getting outside of your comfort zone (literally) can be great for your health.
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Vacation Island offers all this and more so that you can discover the lost art of TIME OFF.
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After a little time off, the Falcons went back to Julio on this deep shot against Daryl Worley.
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Over 300 of them have pledged to give their employees time off to go out and vote today.
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Some of them took time off fabulous movie shoots in order to get that cranberry sauce just right.
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Today, I can take constructive time off to spend time with family, recharge, and plan for future projects.
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He told the Los Angeles Times he asked for the time off to take a break from hitting.
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What's unclear ... whether Clooney is going to take some time off to heal before returning to the set.
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Kim is currently taking some "much needed" time off after her Paris hotel robbery horror earlier this month.
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McCain took some time off to fight the disease but continued chairing the influential Senate Armed Services Committee.
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At the end of the year, their companies would pay them for any time off they don't use.
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