Sentence examples for required time off from inspiring English sources

Supporters say that legally required time off for those who are ill is a basic right, without which workers must choose between their health and their paychecks — and that they could sicken strangers by choosing the latter.

She also suffered an injury to her back and required time off to recover.

Certainly, required time off was the big message to come from last year's "concussion crisis" in youth football.

The decision to have the character of Scully abducted was driven by necessity, as Anderson had become pregnant and required time off from production.

Paul Matheis, a former divisional fire chief, filed a lawsuit against the city of Newport Beach in Orange County Superior Court claiming that the city began to retaliate against him after a shoulder accident that required time off in 2009, according to a May 25 lawsuit.

In a study that assessed the quality of life of women with NVP, nearly 50% of employed women reported that work efficiency was reduced by this problem, and as many as 25% required time off from work [ 3].

The FA had hoped to change the manager's view that Shaw requires time off following a difficult first season at United after his move Southampton last summer.

The New York City Council has passed the Pregnant Workers Fairness Act, which states that employers cannot penalize a pregnant woman who needs a minor job modification to continue working during pregnancy or requires time off to recover from childbirth.

It is also a disrupting process requiring time off from work for the numerous court dates and appointments that must be scheduled in the borough where the charges are filed, often requiring the victim to travel long distances and go it alone.

After all, training requires time off, and costs the department money.

Sixteen states bar early voting, twenty have no law requiring time off to vote and nearly half absentee ballots require an excuse.