Sabbatical
Extended leave for rest, travel, research, or personal development.
Definition
A sabbatical is an extended period of leave (typically 4-12 weeks) offered to long-tenured employees for rest, personal development, research, or travel. Unlike other leave types, sabbaticals are not legally required and are usually offered after 5-10+ years of service. They may be paid, partially paid, or unpaid.
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PTO (Paid Time Off)
A combined bank of paid leave days employees can use for any purpose.
Sick Leave
Paid or unpaid time off for illness or medical needs.
Vacation Leave
Paid time off specifically for rest and recreation.
Personal Leave
Time off for personal matters not covered by other leave types.
Floating Holiday
A paid day off employees can use at their discretion.
Safe Leave
Time off for domestic violence, sexual assault, or stalking situations.
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