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Meanings of unpaid leave in English

Russian
неоплачиваемый отпуск

A leave not paid by the employer.

неоплачиваемый отпуск
Usage of unpaid leave in English
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They say they have been told to take unpaid leave during lockdown.
The South African
2
EMIRATES Emirates is asking pilots and cabin crew to take unpaid leave.
Reuters
3
She will take unpaid leave from the council to mount her campaign.
The Irish Times
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She explained her situation and asked for a year's unpaid leave.
Kennedy's brain
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It said Mr He had been on unpaid leave since February.
Radio NZ
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She says some candidates will have taken unpaid leave to campaign.
Radio NZ
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Well, my deft verbal skills had sure gone on unpaid leave.
Internecine
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During shutdowns, non-essential government employees are furloughed, or placed on temporary unpaid leave.
Reuters
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In addition, the period of unpaid leave has been doubled to eight weeks.
The Irish Times
10
The employee could talk to their employer about taking annual or unpaid leave.
Radio NZ
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Biden has been on an unpaid leave of absence since announcing his campaign.
Forbes
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Most of the no-frills carriers are accepting applications from employees for unpaid leave.
Reuters
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Van Dyke is facing charges of first-degree murder and is on unpaid leave.
Reuters
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Airlines have tried to cut losses by putting foreign pilots on unpaid leave.
Reuters
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I'm on unpaid leave at the moment, trying to resolve a few personal problems.
Long time coming: a novel
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It offered some staff unpaid leave and asked senior executives to take salary cuts.
Reuters
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Translations for unpaid leave
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South Africa
Common
New Zealand
Common
Ireland
Common
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