job-protected leave

job-protected leave
job-protected leave UK US noun [U]
HR, LAW time away from work that an employer must allow an employee for a special reason, for example for a parent to look after a new baby, while keeping the job open for the employee when they can return to work: »

job-protected maternity/paternity/parental leave

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Workers are eligible for job-protected leave after 12 months in the job.


Financial and business terms. 2012.

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