It's a serious commitment, as most of them are employed full time and need to arrange time off in order to participate.
Under doctors' orders to take time off because of a bleeding ulcer, Garner could not continue working.
Speaking of vacation, Jack, 22, an economic research analyst in New York City, seriously claimed to be considering quitting his job -- in order to get time off!
As a result, Orton punted DiBiase in the head, putting him out of action; this storyline was put in place in order for DiBiase to take time off to film The Marine 2. Orton then invited Rhodes and Manu to form a group with him called The Legacy, and used them to help in his rivalry with Batista leading to a three-on-two handicap match where Batista was put out of action for four months.
But in order to get this time off, they will need to open up to their employer about what is going on.
And if that doesn't get them amped, Der Hoff has urged USA! USA!! USA!!! employers to give workers time off in order to watch today's crunch match against Germany.
The new policy sets out that abuse can also encompass controlling and coercive behaviour, and states that employees may take time off in order to, for example, attend legal proceedings, seek safe housing or visit legal advisers or support agencies.
At the Tate's gala dinner a couple of days before, she says, one woman made the mistake of supposing to Emin that she was taking time off in order "to keep the market at bay" – in other words, that the sabbatical will have a beneficial effect on her work's prices.
If you've built up a nest egg, you may be able to take time off in order to volunteer at a high level for a cause you believe in, thus gaining valuable experience and paving the way to a paid job offer.
Mainly the ability to shave even more time off their order.
