"Where
leave of absence during term time is requested, for a holiday or other reason, the headteacher may only approve this in exceptional circumstances."
Patrick Mooney, the company's CEO, president and chairman of the board, is taking an immediate
leave of absence.
Namin said he would provide an explanation at a future committee meeting, but shortly after was granted the
leave of absence. He did not attend last night's meeting.
In a statement, Lloyds said: "The board of Lloyds Banking Group announces that, following medical advice, Antonio Horta-Osorio is taking a temporary
leave of absence from his duties as group chief executive of the bank, due to illness."
Meanwhile, married women who work full-time were more likely to take a
leave of absence for childrearing after they give birth if their employers are big corporations or government offices, the same survey showed.
Jobs had battled cancer in 2004 and underwent a liver transplant in 2009 after taking a
leave of absence for unspecified health problems.
13 for denying a Muslim schoolteacher's request for a
leave of absence so she could perform the hajj, the pilgrimage to the Islamic holy city of Mecca.
Chairman and CEO Lloyd Malchow is taking an indefinite medical
leave of absence to undergo cancer treatment.
During the interim period, Rioux will take a
leave of absence from his position on the board of trustees.
Apple CEO Steve Jobs has returned to work on schedule after taking a six-month
leave of absence due to medical issues, the company said.<p>He will be working at the Apple offices for a few days a week and working from home the remaining days, said Katie Cotton, an Apple spokeswoman, in an e-mail.<p>"We are very glad to have him back," Cotton said.<p>Jobs, a survivor of pancreatic cancer, took a
leave of absence from Apple in January, citing health issues.