sick leave , auch: medical leave , auch: paid sick days , auch: sick pay

I went to my office the next day, after three days on sick leave, as if nothing had happened.

He was to get a full year's pay for this sick leave.

He has been on extended sick leave for the last year.

The only person who can possibly know what you're talking about is taking sick leave.

Workers also receive 13 days of sick leave a year.

He then removed me from my job after 3 weeks sick leave.

As of late 2011 he is on extended sick leave.

In February 2002, the sick leave rate was 8 percent.

Her father missed two months work; his company does not pay sick leave.

I've got a lot of vacation time and sick leave built up.

Management also wants to end the practice of paying workers for sick leave not taken.

The bad news was that she had used up all her sick leave and now owed him five days.

When first contacted in June, he had just taken sick leave for a heart problem.

How could they get sick leave or a holiday, to go off on a search?

His work was unfinished when he went on sick leave in July 1945.

Members can draw sick leave for a maximum of two years.

In September 1868 he took sick leave but did not recover.

"I guess it was a good idea to take a little sick leave.

Several said they had spoken to him in recent days, as he remained at home on sick leave.

"You're not due back from sick leave for another two weeks.

It then required four months treatment of sick leave before the ship was ready for action again.

The railroad, in turn, agreed to give sick leave to workers who have not had it.

She had already used all her sick leave to care for two asthmatic children.

On his return to London he was granted sick leave from the army.

The majority of the regiment was on sick leave or in the hospital.