The phrase "allowed time off" is correct and usable in written English.
It can be used when referring to the permission granted to an employee to take a break from work, typically for personal reasons or vacation.
Example: "Employees are entitled to a certain number of allowed time off days each year to ensure a healthy work-life balance."
Alternatives: "permitted leave" or "authorized time away".
"Yes, we should be allowed time off.
Should children be allowed time off school to strike?
An officer who fails to meet the required number for the day is berated (sometimes in front of peers), not allowed time off and given unpalatable work assignments.
Rooney is currently sidelined with a knee injury but will be allowed time off from his recovery process according to reports today.
Rob Marcolina, a gay consultant with Bain & Company based in Los Angeles, was allowed time off to marry his partner in Canada, and another break to look after their daughter when she was born to a surrogate mother.
In large households, after serving their employers on Christmas Day, domestic staff were allowed time off on Boxing Day to visit their own families, and went off clutching Christmas boxes full of leftover food.
Although lots of people get time off on bank holidays, your employer is not required by law to allow time off on these days.
But the law allowing time off for good behavior did not go into effect until 1981 and was not retroactive, said Chrissy Pearson, a spokeswoman for Governor Perdue, who is on an economic development trip to China.
Excell The rights of a cancer patient will be affected by their specific circumstances, but the equality act outlaws the less favourable treatment of people with cancer (for instance denying them promotion), failure to make reasonable adjustments (like not allowing time off for a hospital appointment), victimisation and harassment.
But a spokeswoman for the Department for Education said that heads had the option of allowing time off if necessary.
Employers will also have to allow time off work for staff to find new jobs and be trained if needed.
