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sabbatical leave

noun as in sabbatical year

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Ozbolat has additional affiliations with the Penn State Materials Research Institute and the Department of Medical Oncology at Cukurova University in Turkey, where he is currently on sabbatical leave.

The deal includes a contractual agreement on hybrid work and the introduction of paid sabbatical leave of four weeks for every 10 years worked at the company.

Richard A. Jackson, president of the Council of School Officers, added that the new contract allows for members to get tuition reimbursement and sabbatical leave.

When asked about the criticism of his statements, Mahallati wrote back: "Greetings! I am on sabbatical leave for the spring of 2021. I will respond back whenever I can."

According to the Society for Human Resource Management, a professional association, in 2017 only 4% of its members offered paid sabbatical leave.

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From Roget's 21st Century Thesaurus, Third Edition Copyright © 2013 by the Philip Lief Group.

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