sabbatical
sabbatical leave

Longer service sabbaticals of up to six months are also available.

This sabbatical may be for some months, years, or longer.

A growing number of students are taking sabbaticals between high school and college.

Employees can take only one, not both, of the sabbaticals.

The city's 80,000 teachers could be pressed to give up sabbaticals.

And the number of sabbaticals has not been reduced, she added.

But the company says sabbaticals also offer growth opportunities for workers.

Using sabbaticals as a carrot can make sense for companies.

That's why I think it's important to take these little sabbaticals in between movies.

Paid sabbaticals for city teachers have come under scrutiny as well.

Sabbaticals for college presidents are still a relatively new idea.

Throughout his career, Shaw would take sabbaticals from the music business.

In recent years, both brothers, separately, have taken sabbaticals from the company.

Five have taken leaves of absence or sabbaticals, during which they will probably look for other jobs.

His current five-week sabbatical will take him through the Games.

Terry is hoping to take a Sabbatical at some stage this year.

Which is, of course, how Mike was treated when he returned from his baseball sabbatical.

She is planning her second sabbatical in four years.

Teachers use sabbaticals to spend concentrated time working in their disciplines.

The company said it received about 35 applications for sabbaticals last year and accepted 15.

Rumors of drug abuse had begun during his second sabbatical.

As for the teachers, paid sabbaticals have long been one of their most treasured benefits.

But the contract will also mean slashing the budget for sabbaticals.

While on sabbaticals they took their three sons to live in France and attend local schools.

Others have taken medical leaves or sabbaticals, they said.