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leave for

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leave something for (someone or an animal)
to allow something to remain for the use of someone or an animal. I will leave this bread here for you, so you won't starve. Don't clean it up. Leave it for the dog.
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The Family and Medical Leave Act provides that covered employers (those with more than 50 employees working within a 75-mile radius) must allow eligible employees (those who have worked for at least 12 months and 1,250 hours) up to 12 weeks a year of unpaid leave for certain medical and family situations, including the birth or adoption of a child.
Law provides for time off work by Harty-Golder, Barbara / Medical Laboratory Observer
5) Although the NCS does not currently track the details of specific sick leave plans, historical data suggest that about two-thirds of these workers, or about 41 percent of all private-industry workers, are permitted to use sick leave for doctor visits.
Leisure and illness leave: estimating benefits in combination: the ... by Diaz, Iris S.; Wallick, Richard / Monthly Labor Review
Pregnancy leave for fathers is set in the UK at two weeks.
Can Fathers Have the Same Rights to Time Off as Mothers? by Gail Kenny / Law community
 
 
 
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