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leave with

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leave someone or something with someone or something
to allow someone or something to remain with someone or something. Can I leave Jimmy with you while I shop? Do you mind if I leave my papers with the committee, just in case they have time to look at them?
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leave with someone

to depart in the company of someone. I left with Frank early in the evening and did not see what happened to Tom and Edna. Mary is gone. She left with Gerald.
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In contrast to table 2, which shows the effect of subsuming short-term disability benefits, long-term disability benefits, or both within the concept of illness leave, tables 3-5 show the effect of supplementing the original concept of illness leave with disability benefits.
Leisure and illness leave: estimating benefits in combination: the ... by Diaz, Iris S.; Wallick, Richard / Monthly Labor Review
While we have data about the timing of the commencement of unpaid maternity leave after the completion of paid maternity leave (presented in Table 4) it is not possible to directly link up the taking of other types of paid leave with maternity leave for the 10-year statistical data from the organisation.
Maternity leave and return to work in Australia--accessibility and ... by Diamond, Chris; Baird, Marian; Whitehouse, Gillian / Australian Bulletin of Labour
Qualifying women can receive post-disability maternity leave with pay equal to 90 percent of salary for up to 6 weeks.
Employer provisions for parental leave by Meisenheimer, Joseph R. / Monthly Labor Review
 
 
 
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