Sentence examples for compulsory time off from inspiring English sources
The report also calls for compulsory time off for domestic workers and a system allowing staff to lodge complaints with the labour ministry.
"The main drawback of pay cuts is that they fill the air with disappointment and an impression of breach of promise, which dissolve the glue holding the organisation together," he wrote in 1997.In this recession hard-pressed employers are not just laying off workers but cutting wages and implementing "furloughs"—unpaid, compulsory time off.
I took some time off after compulsory military service in Greece about 34 years ago and came to visit my uncle in Coober Pedy.
This gave the club a total of 21 full-time professionals, six part-time players and ten players aged 17 21 who could only play and train if they could find time off from their compulsory two-year national service.
A key sticking point has been whether time off after childbirth should be compulsory.
Is it literally time off?
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