Sentence examples for compensated time off from inspiring English sources

Through these guidelines, Stanford seeks to establish minimum pay, access to healthcare benefits and compensated time off for service workers.

By the letter of the law, the French should be paid overtime rates or compensated in time off for every hour they work over 35, unlike the Brits and the Germans.

They cannot compensate with time off during the week".

The trade-off interaction introduces a system in which points compensate time loss and gain.

Hence, while some health workers reported receiving this allowance as compensation, others argued that they are sometimes compensated by time off.

"If, somehow, counsel, you decide that you're going to compensate him for his time off," Judge Dear said, "I will reconsider sanctions".

Perhaps you'll find other ways to compensate your people through better time off, additional fringes and more flexibility.

The UK doesn't compensate police officers for taking time off as a result of being injured while on duty?

And at the end of the time you try and compensate the troops with additional time off but it never works".

While federal workers have been compensated for their unpaid work and time off after previous shutdowns, it's not guaranteed.

(*Darius was not compensated in any way--not even time off his then-current sentence--for his generosity to Homeland Security. Contrary to being embittered, Darius is quite proud of having contributed to our Nation's safety).