unpaid leave

In order to play for the team he had to take an unpaid leave from the fire department.

If not, you may have no choice but to ask for a day's unpaid leave.

But some workers said they had been told it would be considered unpaid leave.

He was on unpaid leave and not part of the official investigation.

In 1935 and 1936, he took unpaid leave to go to England for a study visit.

Part of the unpaid leave could also be used by employees who become sick.

The parent union forced him to take an unpaid leave 11 weeks ago.

Would have allowed employees to take up to 16 weeks of unpaid leave for serious medical or family reasons.

It provides up to 12 weeks of unpaid leave to employees in companies with 50 or more workers.

Academics almost always take unpaid leave when they join the Government.

For most of the farmers time off would have to be taken, either as holiday or unpaid leave.

Are entitled to up to 37 consecutive weeks of unpaid leave.

The mandatory unpaid leave was expected to last until the beginning of April 2009.

These men and women had spent two weeks preparing for the big occasion, many taking unpaid leave from work.

The company permits unpaid leave for fathers, and so far only one has taken it.

He is now on an unpaid leave of absence until his resignation takes effect later this month.

British Airways has told employees they can take up to three months of unpaid leave.

She had taken unpaid leave to recover from breast cancer.

A Disney spokeswoman said the three had been placed on unpaid leave.

It would also provide job protection and six months' unpaid leave for seriously ill workers.

The company may be happy to let you take some unpaid leave and hold your job for when you get back.

But by week's end he had abandoned that notion and proposed instead to take an unpaid leave.

Not known if this is paid or unpaid leave.

Clearly, unpaid leave takes major planning for people with car payments and a mortgage.

I'd ask Babcock if he'd give me an unpaid leave of absence for the year.