Sentence examples similar to given leave to pay from inspiring English sources

Baum said Thursday that under the terms of their contract with the New Jersey Sports and Exposition Authority, which operates the Izod Center, the Nets must give 18 months' notice before leaving to avoid paying a penalty.

Campaigners have recently been pressing for laws giving the right to paid bereavement leave.

Currently, the United States is the only country in the developed world that does not require businesses to give paid leave to new mothers, the Organization for Economic Cooperation and Development found.

Staff at Zee are given paid leave to do the course, but less than 15% have enrolled.

It was arranged for a hundred organizers to help manage half a dozen caucus sites on the Las Vegas Strip, and for large numbers of workers to be given paid leave to caucus.

Hillary Clinton and others at the Democratic convention gave full-throated support to paid family leave.

A shirt sponsorship of £25,000 has just been announced and a few companies are starting to 'sponsor' the team by giving paid leave to players.

Even more revealing are the reasons respondents gave for leaving paid time off on the table.

One might ask why this has taken six years, but more importantly, the question is why the United States is only one of four countries in the world to not give women paid leave to have babies.

At Brown's insistence, in-home caregivers were cut out of a 2014 measure to give paid sick leave to all workers in the state.

This year, both Chobani and Ikea also said they would give paid parental leave to their hourly workers.