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Discover Ludwig"illness leave" is a correct and usable phrase in written English.
It can be used to refer to the amount of time off work that an employee is allowed or entitled to take due to illness. For example, "My employer gives me two weeks of illness leave every year."
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And 30.4m days of bogus illness leave taken by workers throwing "sickies" cost the economy £2.7bn last year.
Alice presumes the next morning that her vision was a dream, but traces of deer spoor, coupled with her family's history of mental illness, leave her deeply unsettled.
Private-sector unionized workers are 10percentt more likely than nonunionized workers to have "illness leave," a measure that includes a combination of paid vacation, paid sick leave, paid family leave, and paid personal leave.
After the start of an illness, the patient will have the right to paid illness leave for the first 12 months.
Nearly all patients with chronic critical illness leave the hospital with profound impairment of physical function, cognitive status, or both, requiring institutional care [ 27, 28].
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Mental illness leaves a stain.
His mental illness left him homel ess.
Virginia Poe's prolonged illness left her husband in tatters.
An illness left him bedridden for a while.
The illness left him dependent on an iron lung for up to 18 hours each day.
At age 18 Dart contracted polio, and the illness left him confined to a wheelchair.
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