" He added, "I'm encouraging her — if the doctor says take three days off, take six days off.
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Changes to the roster systems would mean that "your days off will really mean days off," he added.
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Starting in 2000, workers started taking fewer and fewer days off and by 2015, they only took 16 days off a year.
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Then you do four or five shows and have a few days off, seven shows, three days off, five on, four off.
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So we were there for three weeks but we had like four days off every week and spent those four days off practicing.
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All firefighters in Brockton's Ladder Company 1 work 24-hour shifts: one day on, two days off, followed by another 24-hour shift, and then four days off.
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"Two days off of school," he said of the punishment.
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Paid parental leave is not about taking days off work.
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Prisoners could also trade plasma for days off their sentences.
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The school had announced two days off after receiving threats.
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Shalita Grant doesn't take days off from her fitness routine.
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The Clippers had three days off going into Wednesday's meeting.
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I'm looking forward to having the next two days off.
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It's good to be back on after several days off.
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But she also cherishes her days off with her daughter.
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You want to try to give these guys days off.
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On his days off, he grew vegetables and chopped wood.
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"But on their days off, all their chefs eat here."
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She's strategic about timing when taking days off, she says.
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Each month, they take four or five days off work.
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Clinton took several days off the campaign trail, returning Thursday.
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Snow doubt about it, Adele makes days off even better.
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I do all the doctor appointments on my days off.
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On his days off, he would walk in the countryside.
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These are all pretty good on your days off, too.
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The Clippers have four full days off after that game.
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" Luoxuerushuang: "I suggest we have seven days off a week.
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He also likes to fly planes on his days off.
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She called in sick and took a few days off.
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Perhaps schedule a few days off from work in preparation?
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A lot of guys have had five, six, seven days off.
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They were averaging eight clients a day… with no days off.
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She took only five days off before returning back to work.
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We take turns watching them, depending on our own days off.
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Correction: Salesforce gives employees seven days off per year to volunteer.
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I ate grilled cheese on my days off from the restaurant.
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I love spending my morning with them on my days off.
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Having the last four days off is really messing with me.
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"Eventually, we as humans will have three days off," he said.
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I hadn't taken more than three days off work in years.
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It's not the same in the US. I love days off.
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You couldn't take days off, no matter how you were feeling.
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Take a break First things first, take a few days off.
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I didn't have to work – I had literally two days off.
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Days off, even on weekends, are often seen as a luxury.
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On days off it still goes in— wrecking balls are workaholics.
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On his days off, we try to spend quality time together.
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Several pieces feature marble paneling with the slogan, "No Days Off".
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Walker has now gone 12 for 22 since his days off.
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Firefighters generally work 24-hour shifts, followed by 2 days off.
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"I start most days off in a low mood," he said.
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I think she probably should take a few more days off.
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It earned him a few days off to clear his head.
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He's invented the deaths of family members to get days off.
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I can't get caught up taking days off and not playing.
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Both days off were previously planned, a Fox News spokeswoman said.
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A lack of benefits, including health care and paid days off.
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Well you know, I just took five days off of Twitter.
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Among firms that allow workers to roll over some, but not all of their accumulated days off, 56 percent permit employees to push one to 10 days off into the next year, according to the Society.
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Fed up with checking emails on your days off or after hours?
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I'm sure the two days (off) helped him reboot the system, too.
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St. Louis has eight days off before playing Nashville on Feb. 2.
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He totaled 520 days off Earth, the second highest of any astronaut.
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When I drink, I usually have to take a couple days off.
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And summer movies aim to capitalize on vacations, holidays, and days off.
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Back then, we used to ask for no days off on tour.
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Star Wars fans don't get days off, not even for the holidays.
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You know, this year I haven't taken a lot of days off.
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At first, the thought of having a few days off was fun.
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I feel good, just a couple days (off) is all I needed.
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"I recently took 90 days off," Selena Gomez explains in another piece.
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On my days off, I used to hitchhike all over New England.
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The average 22-year-old takes great pleasure in anticipating days off.
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"It's nice to be back after two days off," Sjostrom told reporters.
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I'm sure the two days [off] helped him reboot the system, too.
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Western Kentucky has eight days off before a game at Indiana State.
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It quickly became just as important to schedule days off on it.
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I think we got more than 60-70 days off a year.
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On his days off from school he would work as a mechanic.
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We'll find places to give Omar days off to keep that going.
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Then, I mentally prepare for Monday after having three days off work.
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Do you think Meryl Streep does this shit on her days off?
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They also slept better and took fewer days off from work annually.
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It's Tuesday, which means the weekend is still a few days off.
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I had to take days off of school when we made Christingles.
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"Kyrie had six days off last week, him and Kevin," Lue said.
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Greyston gave her days off to address her problems and special coaching.
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The Evening Briefing is taking a couple of days off next week.
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He has taken three days off since the start of last season.
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On days off, he likes to race his Ferrari 22018 sports cars.
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Typically, I work 809063-hour shifts, four days on, four days off.
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Commanding officers allowed me days off for major holidays without charging leave.
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The college student doesn't usually have days off, and not by choice.
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On his two days off, he went to his on-campus classes.
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And so, the two days off, I think, was a good thing.
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I had to beg him to give me a few days off.
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Use Christmas, Thanksgiving and other conventional days off to focus on earning.
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Are students who receive financial aid more fearful about taking days off?
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In 2015, American worked took an average of just 16 days off.
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The manager can suggest a few more days off if policy allows.
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When it comes to napping, for Shiffrin there are no days off.
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It is early September; the Blitz is but a few days off.
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On my days off from work, recording songs was all I'd do.
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I called a few Tenants Rights advice numbers about how to close the gap between 21 days off and 13 days off, and they essentially told us we'd have to go to court if we wanted a better deal.
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"On my days off, I'm in jeans, T-shirts and sneakers," she says.
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She also moisturizes frequently and goes makeup-free on her days off work.
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Seriously, no one's going to die if you take a few days off.
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After that, she seemed to take as many days off as she walked.
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Marion took several days off work to watch over Pearl during her treatment.
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"I spend most my days off with my nieces and nephews," he said.
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Jane Lytvynenko: Inhaling, yeah I've been snorting fake news on my days off.
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She took the next few days off, including the day of the funeral.
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So on my days off, I just apply over and over and over.
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"We've had a pretty decent schedule in terms of days off," Greene said.
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She went to visit him every chance she could -- weekends, on days off.
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Instead they agreed to take a few days off and reconvene in Washington.
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Houston has two days off before returning home against San Antonio on Tuesday.
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These are full-on national holidays, so citizens can enjoy the days off.
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Instead, coal plants are working part-time and are taking more days off.
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So you're probably going to need a couple of days off after Sunday.
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The thing I hear the most is: Are they canceling our days off?
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With the Cardinals idle Thursday, C Yadier Molina will get two days off.
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But for months she has been taking days off work to attend court.
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No days off at MizzouRec 💪 We will be open until 10 p.m.!
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But baseball's Hall of Fame ironman still seems disinclined to take days off.
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It was his day off but he was not much for days off.
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He had to take 14 days off of work, he told his doctor.
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Took a few days off to shoot a music video but WE BACK!
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Among them: Days used for travel can no longer count as days off.
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He sees tense confrontations, lost days off and threats to his fellow officers.
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CLEMENT Then when we're doing the show, we don't have any days off.
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I'll have five or six days off somewhere in between Thanksgiving and Christmas.
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Before long, I was getting calls on my days off with "urgent" tasks.
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On our few days off during the summer, what was our greatest pleasure?
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The 2018 schedule will have three or four extra days off per team.
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The Magic fell to 224-713 with no days off before a game.
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By his reckoning, he's shaved hours, if not days, off the traditional recipe.
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My days off are spent mostly horizontal and as mindless as humanly possible.
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Parents insist they never got this many days off when they were young.
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The new French leader, Emmanuel Macron, is taking "just a few days" off.
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Instead, Baehrel invited me to meet him on one of his days off.
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Don't use all of your days off traveling to and from your destination.
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The city canceled all police officers' days off in preparation for the outages.
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This year, she has taken only three of her 10 paid days off.
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But compared to employees in other nations, Americans take significantly fewer days off.
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They worked deep into the night with no days off, the sheriff said.
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They worked late into the night with no days off, the sheriff said.
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"These people are taking days off of work to do this," he said.
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This will most likely be on your days off or during the weekend.
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Days off slow Kenya's economy by around 1% annually, its Health Ministry said.
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Everyone should get at least two days off within the next seven days.
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In the month leading up to her death, she only took two days off.
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Sri Lankans can thank their country's many recognized religions for the days-off bonanza.
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And on Wednesday, after two days off, Newark's public schools were set to reopen.
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Being constantly connected keeps us amped up even on our days off, discouraging relaxation.
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The Mountaineers have seven days off before traveling to face Kansas on Feb. 16.
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"Danny feels better after a couple of days off," Mariners manager Scott Servais said.
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Despite today being one of my normal days off, I've got a photoshoot scheduled.
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PEOPLE: What's your favorite thing to do with your nieces on your days off?
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Villanova coach Jay Wright gave Ochefu three days off and the rest paid off.
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"We'll probably be proactive in giving him days off," A's manager Bob Melvin said.
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We needed to manage his workload given that he had 18-19 days off.
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"I don't think anybody needs three days off," Golden State coach Steve Kerr said.
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After a few days off, I've returned to Waypoint Radio with Rob and Austin.
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I don't get to go wander around New York City and have days off.
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The pair took a couple days off, most likely to recuperate after that party.
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This is where Ms. Mercado spends her days off from the auto-parts store.
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I didn't want to be flippant—'We'll have three days off for a weekend!
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The Volunteers will have two days off before they host Missouri on Tuesday night.
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By his account, he has taken perhaps two days off in the last year.
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Mastercard gives employees five paid days off a year to do philanthropic volunteer work.
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Dr. Panda assured me that I was still getting benefits on my days off.
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There was no reason to panic with the election still nearly 40 days off.
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I'm assuming you have days off, but are there counselors and resources for you?
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When I'm under the weather, I can afford to take a few days off.
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He remains questionable for Game 3 despite there being three days off between games.
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They will have a few days off before preseason camp begins on Aug. 2.
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He typically only took a couple days off each year to help fight fires.
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Many of the protesting teachers took personal days off work to rally in Tallahassee.
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Some companies have turned vacation into a flexible policy: They offer unlimited days off.
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One way to do this is to give surprise days off during the holidays.
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On days off from school, he would arrive at the shop at 5 a.m.
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White Plains, New York (CNN)When Donald Trump tried to score points by saying that Hillary Clinton had spent days off the campaign trail to prepare for Monday night's debate, Clinton -- having spent days off the trail to prepare -- had a ready reply.
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Shreve has not felt any pain in his shoulder and will have two days off.
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"Friends and rare days off on a Monday," wrote Nick, belying a notable absence: Danielle.
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"I like to take days off to let my skin breathe," Mitchell tells PEOPLE exclusively.
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It was about surviving each day, each week and checking those days off the calendar.
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We've been talking to the doctors and hoped a couple of days off would help.
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This pain might affect your training or even cause you to take unplanned days off.
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On my days off, I brought my work back home and did interviews as well.
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Sometimes I have only two days off a month and I make 430 euros ($500).
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At least they get three days off before facing the East-leading Capitals on Saturday.
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Carolina will have five days off before beginning a five-game homestand Friday against Colorado.
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Khloé Kardashian is spending time with her daughter True while taking a few days off.
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Cops in Puerto Rico have been working 12-hour shifts, with almost no days off.
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"When I'm feeling under the weather, I can take a few days off," she explains.
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On days off she lounged in Central Park, took photos, and worked on a screenplay.
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As a result of the postponement, the Rangers have had three days off this week.
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So fantastic, in fact, that you might want to take a few days off work.
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"When I'm feeling under the weather, I can take a few days off," she said.
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And there was no training camp—remember, I was just three days off the shit.
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The Ducks have nine days off for Christmas before beginning Pac-12 play on Dec.
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Savoy will now join his teammates with nine days off before Florida State's next game.
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They're among the many first responders who spent their days off at the music festival.
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Part of that might be because we had a few extra days off this week.
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But heavy is the head that wears the crown and there are no days off.
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Stop counting your days off and simply set the schedule that works best for you.
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With a travel day Thursday, that would give him two days off in a row.
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She has performed almost every night, but has made the most of company days off.
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"In 2015 I had five days off and I went to Big Sur," he said.
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Long distances to ART clinics means more costs for travel, lodging and days off work.
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"After I started cooking professionally, on my days off, I was cooking pizza," Sasnauskas explains.
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He might be given more days off next season to stay ahead of any discomfort.
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On my days off, I usually head to Indiana to hang out with my family.
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Everyone's chasing money––no one can afford to spend four days off their face anymore.
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This affects their days off, the hours they want to work, that sort of thing.
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It also now requires workers to take at least five days off every six months.
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"I used to do highlighter, but then I stopped on my days off," Lizzo notes.
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There's the neurosurgery resident in California who said she smoked weed on her days off.
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On days off from teaching, the group is performing in cities including Philadelphia and Minneapolis.
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Because the internet and its vortex of head-scratching commerce takes no days off, folks.
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She uses those days off to give speeches and run teacher workshops for other schools.
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Some markets have had extra days off but many people returned to work last week.
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On two recent days off, she spoke at Harvard University and filmed a Dannon commercial.
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As a trade-off, I did have to take two extra days off of work.
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Many of the people at Tengiz work a 28-days-on, 28-days-off rotation.
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"My son has tried to tell me to take a few days off," he said.
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They say they receive fewer paid days off per year than typical Amazon warehouse workers.
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I was forced to take days off from work to sit in on the trial.
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If you're with them, prison is just a place to take a few days off.
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While the twins were being diagnosed, Zohar had taken days off work for their appointments.
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We've got a couple days off before my next start, so we'll go from there.
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In other words, we want to spend our days off during the summer on the beach.
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Just watch out for overindulgence, and take a few days off from work if you can!
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New moms receive an average of 41 paid days off, compared with 22 days for dads.
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After our offer of "one month minus 21 days," management responded by offering 13 days off.
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Even with seven days off from pitching, Scherzer could not get much past them on Wednesday.
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We move our legs and arms every day; it's fair to take a few days off.
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Manager Buck Showalter wanted to give them both two days off with the Orioles idle Monday.
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He wanted him to take a few days off and it looked like it killed [Bryce].
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"I thought in the first half we had two days off and it showed," D'Antoni said.
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Click ahead for all the tools you need to finally request those well-deserved days off.
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The report finds that some workers worked 14 days in a row with no days off.
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On days off, however, he can explore the cities he's in and indulge in local cuisine.
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"On our days off I try to play at least two or three hours," Markeloff said.
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I was hesitant to take the days off, but I'm actually really glad I did that.
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"On days off, we look for parks and zoos and aquariums," she told PEOPLE in September.
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"All those days off and then she can't even make it to her car," Trump said.
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Figures were impacted by the Easter holiday in Norway last week, which had two days off.
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"Coming out of the break, we had two scheduled days off," Cincinnati manager Bryan Price said.
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Days off mean you have plenty of time to consider solutions to your various existential crises.
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With four days off before the next game, the time for a change had apparently arrived.
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"The guys did a great job of maximizing their time with the days off," he said.
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But occasionally, on days off or vacations, it would be nice to have a normal conversation.
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After having two days off — the Padres were off Monday — Hedges is expected to start Wednesday.
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On his days off, he bales hay and attends to the cattle on their Spiro farm.
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He works seven days a week in the summer, with days off only when it rains.
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The man tells me that he's also started doing stop-frame animation on his days off.
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He is expected to take a couple days off before trying to resume a throwing program.
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But have two or three days off throughout the year—spread your dry January days out.
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We will head home and talk to the local press, then take a couple days off.
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Have I gotten enough work done that I can take a few days off around Christmas?
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He spends his days off sailing in Bavarian lakes, swimming and playing tennis with his children.
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On their days off, they liked to go to places like Bistro Jeanty for leisurely lunches.
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"Brendan made me take six days off in April, and I was so mad," Luther said.
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To help, Collins has tried to give his veterans days off every 10 to 15 games.
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During his two days off each week, he sprints and does push-ups to stay fit.
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Wednesday began my two days off, and it was better than I thought it would be.
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Miners work 12-hour shifts for 14 days, the company said, then take seven days off.
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Miners work 12-hour shifts for 14 days, the company said, then take seven days off.
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The couple took days off work, found a friend who could drywall the ceiling and regrouped.
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He can also keep raising cash online without spending days off the trail doing fund-raisers.
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I was like, 'Serena, you're going to take some days off and just not do anything.
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Tennessee will have nine days off before playing host to No. 15 Memphis on Dec. 14.
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Spending time with people you like, eating loads of cookies, taking a few days off work….
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But then it got so bad that the patient had to take 14 days off work.
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"Wasted vacation days?" takes you from unused days off to being wasted on a BOOZE CRUISE.
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Research from Project Time Off found that martyrdom at work doesn't pay: Workers who use 10 or fewer days off are less likely to have received a raise or a bonus in the last three years, compared with those who took at least 11 days off.
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My days off are called Aaron Day, and we do whatever he wants, no matter how silly.
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I take a few days off, if I'm playing football or have a big day at work.
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I had a few days off on a trip and Paris was a good place to hang.
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The ship has been sitting for days off Lampedusa, watched by an Italian patrol boat stationed nearby.
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But here's the thing: A job comes with pay, incentivized rewards, opportunity for growth, and days off.
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"I try not to take days off – I really can't afford it," she tells Von and Weiss.
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Inmates in the firefighting program get two days off for each day they're in the conservation camps.
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We never get six or seven days off, so we were very blessed to have that opportunity.
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She gave birth to him on December 8, but had taken a few days off to prep.
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Additionally, all Salesforce employees are given eight days off to give back to causes they find meaningful.
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"In the past two months I've had three days off," she revealed in an interview with Elle.
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"With Kenta today, it's a tall task to have nine days off and be sharp," Roberts said.
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They all have other jobs and work on the farm at night, on weekends, and days off.
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While days off are rare for Sarah Paulson, she knows how to make the best of them.
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It's Labor Day weekend, which for most of us means a nice, three days off from work.
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"He would take his personal days off to take field trips to chaperone the kids," Siska says.
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Then I'll take a few days off and resume my daily routine for a couple more weeks.
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Likewise, the listener comments from Oliver's first days off the air were filled with the predictable clamoring.
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Airline Pilots have a minimum of 212 to 28 days off per month,depending on the airline.
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Mr. Trump will now take two days off the campaign trail, before a final push in Wisconsin.
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Somehow, seven of us had managed to save enough money, and book a few days off work.
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He spends his days off from work just recuperating, since he's left so tired by his schedule.
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Yeah, I DJ in the clubs, but on my days off, I'm actually chillin' doing normal stuff.
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Our unit's rotation on the moving front finished yesterday, so they've given us a few days off.
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We both know "that guy," but many sommeliers end up being "that guy" on our days off.
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My alcohol abuse was during off-seasons or before days off, mostly, and I would binge drink.
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My days off are spent dispassionately debunking myths about this virus with my family and close friends.
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"I'll take a few days off now," he said, "and go somewhere where nobody can find me."
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Planning a rotation schedule for taking days off with other parents or sending your kids to school?
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"Taking a few days off helped me reconnect with what this whole campaign is about," she said.
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She and her "gentleman friend" took my father to Ocean Beach and Berkeley on his days off.
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"People take days off from work to head to probate, which costs time and money," he said.
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The pain in my knees was so bad that I actually had to take two days off.
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After that, the infusions are given daily for 10 out of 14 days, with 14 days off.
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Pierson said workers were putting in consecutive 7373 to 60-hour work weeks without taking days off.
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We spent our days off wandering around the camp to see who else wanted to hang out.
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Still, on Tuesday, the beast is going to come in real hungry after a couple days off.
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With several days off because of the inclement weather, Mr. Wedge decided to try finishing the job.
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Walton said there may be other times James could need days off for his body to recover.
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Employees say they are being asked to do more, work longer hours and have fewer days off.
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DID U KNOW... smokers are statistically less productive and earn less than those who don't smoke – they're more likely to take sick days off work each year (eight to 2000 extra days off, in some countries) and also take smoking breaks more and tend to die way earlier.
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The injury rate at the five mines translated to about 200 injuries requiring days off work in 2017.
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We came out after three days off, and the best part is we found a way to win.
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And in Australia, the Victorian Women's Trust, an advocacy group, offers employees paid days off for painful periods.
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Then we went to Europe, came back, had three days off and started a six-week US tour.
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Seriously thinking about calling in sick but decide against it since I'm taking two days off next week.
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But since I've had the past 2561.91 days off, I know I can't pass up on work today.
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In the survey, the participants answered two questions about their sleep duration, on weeknights and on days off.
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Willingham is a mail carrier who works most weekends but gets a few days off during the week.
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"It's a lot of long hours, no days off, for at least a few weeks," Michalec told WBTV .
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The Rebels have nine days off before hosting South Carolina to open their SEC schedule on Dec. 31.
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Adults sometimes take personal days off, so Claire Gillespie wants to know one thing: Why not kids, too?
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"One of two planned (days off) this week with David getting off his feet," manager John Farrell said.
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No, not because Memorial Day is Monday, and we get three whole days off — although that is exciting.
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As reported by Yahoo News, 85 percent of people sleep and wake up later on weekends/days off.
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On his days off, he will swim about a half-mile off San Diego to search for fish.
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"You take two days off every week and do nothing, if you even have a job," he says.
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That stretch of 237 days off shore was by far his longest non-stop leg of the trip.
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Throughout the year, Nogovitsyn typically works four days in a row followed by one or two days off.
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He did not appear in the All-Star Game in San Diego, so he had four days off.
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The First Step Act fixes this calculation, granting the full 54 days off, each year, as Congress intended.
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New York visited the Royals for World Series rematches on Sunday and Tuesday before getting consecutive days off.
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There aren't enough guards to keep all the rooms open because their contract grants them many days off.
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Workers also said that they are seeing an increase in weeks when they're assigned non-consecutive days off.
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NY: Most of my friends don't do it during work, but on their days off or on vacation.
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Moreover, she had to take three days off from campaigning to convalesce, ceding the spotlight to Mr Trump.
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Big Red, who has achieved a sort of superstardom among college mascots, does not take many days off.
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Employees can keep them on their desk or bring them along to the trails on their days off.
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It's only a few weeks until we get a few days off, and reset for the new year.
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The players who won Tuesday — Rafael Nadal and Roger Federer — already had two days off before their semifinal.
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She once took an emergency two days off work as an information technology consultant to finish another series.
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He took only a few days off in 11 years and left town only once during that time.
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If Hillary had won, I don't think we would have had any days off for the Trump supporters.
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It'll help you start your days off feeling healthier, more energetic, and less anxious during these rough days.
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Anyone quarantined or diagnosed with the coronavirus will be able to take up to 14 paid days off.
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The Hornets, who had four days off since their last game, shot 10-for-33 on 3-pointers.
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Under the new agreement, the regular season would start about a week earlier to create more days off.
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Maybe you have good answers; maybe the company really does have a laissez-faire attitude about days off.
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"Beginning next week, we'll see if I feel 100 percent, then I won't take days off," he said.
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Minneapolis deployed hundreds of police, canceling days off and working with regional and federal partners, including the FBI.
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Chicago's city council unanimously passed a bill last month that allows workers to earn days off for illness.
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Secretary of State Rex W. Tillerson disappeared for a few days off, stoking speculation that he may leave.
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Around half of all workers do not take their full allotment of days off, which averages around 250 days.
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Now imagine the clinic is a three-hour drive away or you can't take four days off from work.
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The phrase apparently referred to the many migrants who are believed to have drowned in recent days off Libya.
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Michael Hyatt is an author, speaker, mentor, and podcast host, but somehow he took 162 days off last year.
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The Americans' eight days off a month (ie, weekends) and eight-hour shifts are dismissed as an easy life.
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For the sake of consistency, it recommends you wake at the same time every day, even on days off.
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Manager Paul Molitor hopes the days off will improve Mauer's mobility and allow him to hit with less discomfort.
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Pet insurance provider Trupanion offers its employee dog owners pet insurance as well as days off for pet bereavement.
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Taking some days off, completely get out of it, get some real work in, if that makes any sense.
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The airline's scheduling system allowed for many pilots to take days off simultaneously, and they did — around the holidays.
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Employees worked on their days off to prepare food platters, including brisket and apricot chicken dinners and lox platters.
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"On our days off I try to play at least two or three hours" And then there are bootcamps.
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Self-care support She took a couple of days off for her mental health; her boss' reaction surprised everybody.
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At the start of David Bowie's "Dollar Days" off the Blackstar album, I could hear the rustling of bills.
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I was going to do some things for the classroom, because I had two days off before classes started.
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Sheela promised we all would have three days off after the festival, as a reward for working so hard.
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I was due to have my three days off as Sheela had been promising repeatedly since before the festival.
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Only 20% of women who took days off were honest with employers or teachers about why they were absent.
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No makeup date was immediately announced, although the teams have mutual days off on June 13 and Aug. 8.
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Thanks to a new law, Oregon students will now be able to take "mental health days" off from school.Gov.
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Facebook demands that its vendors to pay employees at least $15 an hour and offer 15 paid days off.
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NOTES: NHL teams are 8-15-4 in their first game back after the league-mandated five days off.
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They typically work long hours in windowless rooms staring at computer monitors and do not get many days off.
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To make the most of your hard-earned money and precious days off, picking the perfect location is key.
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"He had a couple of days off last week, which turned out to be a good thing," he said.
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According to China Labor Watch investigators, until recently, workers might get only two days off — or less — per month.
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Farmers work from sunup to sundown; they don't get days off and they have to worry about their retirement.
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The two will be given more regularly scheduled days off this season in the hope of preserving their health.
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The officer has taken a few days off the job, but he's not on official leave, according to Southerland.
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Even with 26 days off, the U.S. still came in at number 34 out of 40 on the list.
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Coming off the bench can be difficult for young players, who are unaccustomed to multiple days off between games.
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I don't eat much when I'm working because I don't have time, but on my days off, I'm starving.
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I had just been touring in Japan, and so I took a few days off and relaxed in Hawaii.
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She was ahead of her time: On her days off she wore Converse tennies that she spray painted gold.
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One company offered extra days off to employees who didn't smoke, leading a few to give up the habit.
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Sometimes I take some time off, let the nannies take days off, and hang out at home with Stormi.
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Sometimes I take some time off, let the nannies take days off, and hang out at home with Stormi.
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Public workers in Italy have 32 days off a year, according to the Ministry for Simplification and Public Administration.
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Cespedes also sat out Sunday's game against the Phillies and will likely require occasional days off down the stretch.
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Still, she is taking a few days off and join her former classmates Thursday for the day of service.
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I asked him which days he worked, noting his days off, and then sat in silence until he finished.
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After that, Callaway turned the game over to the bullpen, which will have four days off in eight days.
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" He added: "So from our standpoint, particularly with the days off, we've been trying to take advantage of those.
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"I get so few days off now that it is practically impossible to plan any vacations," one worker said.
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However, there was a particularly bad winter in 2013-14 that led to a record-tying 14 days off.
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"On my days off, I hang out at home and do absolutely nothing — it keeps me sane," she explains.
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Salvini said his first move after Sunday's elections would be to take a few days off to go fishing.
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A 2017 investigation by Sage Business Researcher found that employees who labor under such policies take fewer days off.
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Firstly, she showed a wall of tour photos with pictures from behind the scenes from shows and days off.
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New York (CNN)New York students could take mental health days off school, if a new bill is passed.
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She was wearing a black T-shirt with the phrase "No Days Off" on that magical day in February.
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The additional days off could be used to justify lower pay or increase hiring bias against women, critics say.
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Whatever the case, Wright just helped give the Raptors the invaluable gift of relief ahead of eight days off.
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The Yankees, who had nine days off in the first six and a half weeks of the season, are in the middle of a less forgiving stretch: They have played 30 games in the past 32 days (including a rainout) and have only two more days off before the All-Star break.
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In the first three weeks of January, the Rangers played eight games, held eight practices and had five days off.
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Los Angeles' conditioning should be fine after enjoying a few days off since Saturday's 4-173 win over San Jose.
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The high was easy to determine — he had a child last week and took three days off for paternity leave.
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I work a 2182/296 roster, meaning I spend seven days away from home, and then have four days off.
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Mr Morris follows their friendship through the 1920s and 1930s: from bohemian Paris to languid days off the Florida coast.
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I mostly do this on my days off, and I count my creative work as my rest and recharging state.
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We have a few days off here to clear our minds and get ready to go for the next one.
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By voluntarily forfeiting the precious few days off we already have, we're effectively putting money back in our employers' pockets.
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"One of our favorite things to do on days off is binge watch Kardashians, one of her favorites," says Jason.
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I think people would be surprised by the fact that so many employees don't wear makeup on their days off.
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Chiswick Park in west London is the kind of area that local residents like to frequent on their days off.
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She works nights and has to take two days off work to come to Muncy, almost four hours each way.
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Some feel that if they take a few days off because of illness that they will be perceived as weak.
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For many working adults, salivating at the thought of sleeping in on our days off is par for the course.
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You probably want to avoid Mondays, as most public holidays fall on Mondays and you get those days off anyway.
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SS Zack Cozart will get regular days off leading up to the All-Star break, Reds manager Bryan Price said.
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Djokovic, who is recovering from a wrist injury, said it was good to have some days off and shorter matches.
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Portland had won 10 in a row when it had had two or more days off leading into the game.
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Floor debate and bill passage have been at a minimum, with days in full session far outnumbered by days off.
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"Right now, we've given him a couple of days off just because of the threats and turmoil involved," Southerland said.
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I used my next couple of days, because I worked four days for 10 hours and had three days off.
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Once Summer League ends, Bender plans to take about 10 days off before competing in Eurobasket for his native Croatia.
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In response, Ripa took a few days off, and a source close to her told the Times she was upset.
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Relationships become strained as working days pass without seeing loved ones and precious days off are spent recovering in bed.
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Number 40 on the list, Mexico offers the fewest days off: 14 (six paid-leave days and eight public holidays).
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That's right, some companies are letting workers take as many days off as they like and work wherever they like.
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And try taking a couple of days off for long weekend art trips to Mass MOCA or the Wellin Museum.
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Tell us in the comments, then read the related article for more ideas for how to spend your days off.
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As a communicator, I appreciate how he owns the message every day, but I wish he'd take some days off.
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Employees can only volunteer to help with deliveries on their days off, but will receive overtime pay, the email says.
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The Heat also improved to 254-248 this season when they have at least two days off before a game.
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Council members also confirmed that healthcare workers' living expenses would be taken care of and doctors would get days off.
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That means fewer days off, less time spent dining alfresco at our favorite restaurants, and a lot more meal prep.
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For now, at least, many workers will get another three days off, and go back to work on Feb. 3.
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Working on a cruise ship often involves long hours and few, if any, days off for months at a time.
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We were a little bit sloppy, but whether that's because we had a couple of days off, I don't know.
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"Sometimes my days off are harder than my days at A.B.T. just because I make it that way," she said.
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The first round of treatment requires a one-hour infusion every day for 14 days, followed by 14 days off.
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"Over time, there will be a few growing pains," said Ms. Parker, referring to the family's whereabouts on days off.
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Before I got sick over break, I'd head right to my desk on my days off and start making collages.
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Clara Chlon, a pediatric newborn hospitalist in Cincinnati, Ohio, will answer questions on days off, after work and on weekends.
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The Nuggets head to Milwaukee for a game on Thursday before getting eight days off for the All-Star break.
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" He wrote they "didn't take days off," that they "didn't care about their numbers," that they "played for the team.
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Jennifer Lopez is taking no days off for the holidays ... looking absolutely stunning before hitting the gym on Christmas Eve.
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After facing the Blazers, the Kings take four days off before opening a five-game homestand Wednesday against San Antonio.
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Dr. Martin Luther King Jr.'s birthday a national holiday; federal government employees, he said, already had enough days off.
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Fiddling with her necklace, she spoke of sleeping on the floor, eating only leftovers and being denied any days off.
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It's none of my business, but seriously, do think about having a few days off a week if you don't already.
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Sure, now my daughter doesn't get sick as often due to daycare germs, but there are random days off from school.
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Here are eight things you need to know if you're planning a multi-continent trip with limited funds and days off:
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This means learning how to communicate effectively, be a leader, face adversity, work more productively, and start our days off right.
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Atlanta has had three full days off since Monday's home loss to the Golden State Warriors to iron out the kinks.
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Since I'm only working part-time, I like filling my days off with fun activities I know my son will enjoy.
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It offers uncapped commissions, seven days off per year to volunteer, $100 in monthly wellness reimbursements, dog-friendly offices and more.
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Students refer to it affectionately as Holiday Prep for the abundance of days off, and alumni describe their classmates as brothers.
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Earlier Tuesday, Meghan returned to her official duties after a few days off with a visit to the University of Johannesburg.
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She took to Twitter to deliver a pro-Black Lives Matter message that reminds us that awareness doesn't take days off.
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Then Watt posted some photos of himself GETTING THAT WORK IN at the Texans' facility — because no days off, you know?
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Employees work Monday through Friday, with one of these days off that they must make up later on in the week.
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But, we can all agree the real win is getting two full days off from work to do whatever you want.
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The couple recently soaked up some sun in Lake Tahoe for "a few really cool days off!" according to Lambert's Instagram.
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He sought work changing tires on days off, earning double the roughly $2 a month he takes home from the military.
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The right candidate will also receive free lunch, 33 days off per year and a 15 percent employer contribution pension program.
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Last week, Chen said she was taking a few days off from the "The Talk" to spend time with her family.
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Other countries that grant workers zero paid days off include: Sri Lanka, Tonga, Trinidad and Tobago, Pakistan, the Philippines, and India.
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Some people like to fish on their days off, and some people like to play punishing video games like Dark Souls.
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The Polish workers allegedly worked 12-hour shifts with no days off, and were often paid $5 or less an hour.
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Inmates in White County, Tennessee, can shave 30 days off their jail sentence if they undergo an elective birth control procedure.
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He said that Fundora, who manages a Burger King in Miami, took three days off to make the trip to Lakeland.
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Everybody's working for the weekend, but how you spend your two days off may say something about how successful you are.
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President Obama is letting federal employees donate their paid days off to federal employees impacted by the historic flooding in Louisiana.
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Sitting in that car, choked in traffic took days off my life — time I can't afford to lose as a father.
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"I'll have a couple of days off but I actually am kind of itching to get running again," he told CNN.
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His streaming schedule has become more manageable, though it remains arduous: sixty hours a week, no days off except occasional Saturdays.
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"I'm offering life long immunity for the price of a couple of blisters and a few days off school," she said.
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That's why all too many people don't take a vacation at all, and they end the year with unused days off.
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Meanwhile, the dancers have been enjoying Parisian life, sightseeing on their days off, hanging out in cafes and occasionally proposing marriage.
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The days off work for interviews and time needed to lodge applications resulted in lost wages for me and my spouse.
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Every two weeks, he took a few days off in the nearby town of Tucumã, where he had a small house.
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Even if nursing homes are successful in getting infected workers to take days off, they may run into trouble finding replacements.
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As for days off, he only recalled one since he graduated in May: helping his girlfriend move into Harvard Law School.
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There were few days off: Mr. Souza's Christmas morning routine was often a stop at McDonald's on the way to work.
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Buckingham's solo recordings can play like research and development for his contributions to Fleetwood Mac — a virtuoso on his days off.
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Over my days off, I've enjoyed a little time back in Orange County, where I've been reading about your holiday traditions.
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I took five days off in October to get married, and I haven't had a vacation longer than that since 2017.
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And she received just two days off per month, forcing her at one point to work 13 days in a row.
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His team had five days off before the division series and then played some of its best baseball of the season.
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People know that [when] they come here, it's part of the job expectation; [they're] given seven paid days off to volunteer.
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They credit the work they put in with Reirden, with whom they watch film on days off and on game days.
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Contractors will still get their days off — they just won't be paid for them, except for Christmas and New Year's Day.
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And in Indonesia, women are entitled to two days off a month for period pain, but the policy is poorly enforced.
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The Boxmasters were opening for Def Leppard, and on days off the two bands would get into some serious competitive bowling.
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"I was a low woman on the totem poll in the cast so I had a lot of days off," she says.
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"On our days off," he captioned a photo of himself and Holland with their tongues out and Zendaya sporting a mean mug.
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See JetBlue's website for more details, prep your weekender bag for a weekday jaunt, and start bugging your boss for days off.
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Thanksgiving is here and that means delicious treats, a few days off work and cozy food coma time with family and friends.
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"Intra-articular corticosteroid injections have to be validated by the team doctor, who will prescribe eight days off-race," the rules say.
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The connection between PTO and promotions could be because limiting your days off makes you a poor performer, according to the report.
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So, while taking a few days off from work at the beginning of the year, I decided to go cold turkey ... ish.
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Manager Terry Francona has eased Kipnis back into the lineup, and plans to give Kipnis occasional days off early in the season.
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During days off from the London run, Warren started work on an album, even collaborating with writers who had credits with Turner.
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I got more calls on my days off and in the middle of the night than my husband, a doctor, ever does.
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Even though I tend to get very cranky at work, I often feel like I have no purpose on my days off.
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If the norm for work-related communications is seven days on, zero days off, then adapt to that culture or move on.
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After having to apply it every day, the absolute last thing I wanted to do on my days off was wear anything.
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Both girls have taken a few days off work to focus on their fitness ahead of the physical tests, scheduled for August.
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I can't imagine that in between working for Olivia Pope and then Mellie's (Bellamy Young) presidential campaign, he's had many days off.
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So patients have to travel farther, it costs more money to arrange transportation or take days off from work and arrange childcare.
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You get your days off, get to do your own thing - I think it's a really good way of doing the festival.
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Following the disclosure of her illness, Clinton took three full days off the trail to recover and read up on briefing books.
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"Women will actually take fewer sick days off with period leave because they're more in tune with their well-being," argues Pope.
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The Aquarius ship and two other boats are now heading to Spain after being stranded for days off the coast of Italy.
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New York was denied a 213-212 start after having six days off since a 2130-2122 win in Ottawa last Saturday.
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Most of Chicago's blowouts have been on back-to-backs, but they had two entire days off before Friday's game in Atlanta.
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In order to achieve the increase, some officers will have their regular shifts extended, while others will have their days off canceled.
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They're not a group that comes in and says 'I'm tired' so they don't have to skate or beg for days off.
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I spent my days off working on this story, and if I had another week to work on it, I'd take it.
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More than 40 percent of men's and women's basketball players and football players said they would prefer two days off per week.
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And employees are encouraged to give back with their time as well; they receive seven paid days off to volunteer each year.
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"Every candidate and campaign aide gets sick, but they just never get to take days off," said former Obama aide Dan Pfeiffer.
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For Darious Bland it meant working his way through school to finally get a salaried job that affords him paid days off.
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The room was fully staffed with employees who will work 12 hour shifts for seven days straight before getting seven days off.
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To help break this trend, O.P.G. recently devised a plan to pay clients to take up to ten days off a year.
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"I was doing my military service and I had 20 days off on vacation in Milan," he told Time magazine in 2009.
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He has served as the Mariners' setup man but took a few days off earlier this month because of a tired arm.
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With a 15-game lead over second-place Minnesota, Cleveland manager Terry Francona has begun to give selected players some days off.
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Normal benefits a union may negotiate, like overtime or days off, for members do not comport with caregivers taking care of family.
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Daniela Brooker knows what it takes to make it in the music industry: "creating music 24/7," even on her days off.
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Ask your employers how many days off you can take in a row — and negotiate (they're often more flexible than you think).
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We were working day in, day out, no days off, just sleeping when we could and helping as much as we could.
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His father had read him books about sailing as a child, and on days off from violin practice they built boats together.
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She got 112 days off her sentence for being held in isolating conditions at a brig in Quantico, Va., before her conviction.
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Because as much as I'd like to think I didn't lose any fitness in my 84 days off, of course I did.
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But, she said, this did not keep her from taking frequent trips to London on days off and dancing the night away.
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A surprising amount of the work is done manually; it can take employees multiple days off to get their hands fully clean.
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"It's either play doubles or practice for two hours, so I'd rather play doubles," Serena said of her days off from singles.
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It also recommended that one working parent in a family with children should be allowed to take a holiday or days off.
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I was saying to someone, I took a couple of days off and didn't have an internet connection, right around the holidays.
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It also recommended that one working parent in a family with children should be allowed to take a holiday or days off.
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For years, officers on days off and in their own cars have banded together for road trips to out-of-town funerals.
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"When I'm at home in Vancouver, or on my days off, I like my skin to feel fresh and even," she says.
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Although I love days off, I also understand the importance of education; and while it may get overwhelming sometimes, that's just life.
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About 13 percent said their working conditions were worse than those for Japanese co-workers, with longer hours and fewer days off.
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"I think it would be a good idea to take a few days off, get out of the Houston area," he said.
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New York was denied a 3-0 start after having six days off since a 4-1 win in Ottawa last Saturday.
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Maybe I need a few more days off, but if anyone feels like parsing that in the comments, I'd be much obliged.
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Columbus kicked off a stretch during which it plays five games in eight days on Friday after having five straight days off.
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Mr. Redzepi said that Mr. Sonko spent all of his spare time with his children on his days off from the restaurant.
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But isn't that wild in itself — just two days off can mess with the chunk of time between Christmas and New Year's.
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Stress workshops, more days off, more education and group bonding sessions can also help to tackle the issue of job stress, he added.
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The Predators had three days off after their series win against the St. Louis Blues and appeared to be the quicker team throughout.
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If you use your phone mostly for work and want to "unplug" on your days off, then make a lower limit for weekends.
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Kourtney shared videos from her exercise session with Kendall and other pals on Monday morning, proving that the ladies take no days off.
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On my days off I like to not get in my car because i think traffic has become a serious issue around here.
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And lastly, model-of-the-moment Kendall Jenner is celebrating her Vogue September cover win by keeping things casual on her days off.
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We pay $32/day for room and board at the Ranch even on our days off, as long as we maintain a room.
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They also get two days off from their sentences for each day of good behavior, compared to one day in normal prison circumstances.
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"If men had periods pads would be home delivered free with ice cream & sympathy on their 7 paid days off/month," wrote another.
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She's taking full days off the trail Thursday and Friday, unlike her opponent, and has no public events scheduled over the weekend either.
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Here's why: Decades ago, Congress decided that incarcerated individuals could earn up to 54 days off their sentence each year for good conduct.
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The staff at the restaurant were all very close friends and hung out all the time after work an on their days off.
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We're all busy, and we want to make things as easy as possible on the chefs who spend their days off with us.
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After no days off since May 13, the Pirates were looking forward to a day away from the park on Monday to regroup.
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In order to complete the increase, some officers will have their regular shifts extended, while other units will have their days off cancelled.
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"To lose like that type of game after three to four days off, everyone's body feeling good, I think it's unacceptable," Dudley said.
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I would be on tour, come back, have two days off, and I would be shooting [for the reality show] both those days.
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I traveled to GM's Warren, Michigan... It's Labor Day weekend, which for most of us means a nice, three days off from work.
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The Cubs had not played since Sunday — the four days off matching the All-Star break as their longest break of the season.
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However, after hosting Buffalo this Monday, the Devils will have five days off, a factor that weighed heavily in the thinking, Hynes said.
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That was where Ms. Mercado spent every Wednesday and Sunday, her days off from work, and she generously allowed us to join her.
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Aside from the "No Days Off" slogan, defining features of the line include mesh paneling, heathered stretch material, ladder cutouts and key pockets.
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We have one or two days off a week sometimes depending on the itinerary, depending on the ship, depending on timing and season.
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That George Hill and Kevin Love are playing through injury ratchets up the would-be value of a few extra days off further.
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F Clarke MacArthur, attempting to come back from his fourth concussion in 18 months, resumed skating Saturday after taking a few days off.
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So we had two days off in Holland, and I just sat in a room in wrote songs that fell out of me.
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With school back in full swing (except, that is, for all the days off recently), let's sharpen our knowledge of New York history.
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The CDC's report also detailed the other cruise ship, the Grand Princess, which was in limbo for days off the coast of California.
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I was training at the original San Francisco location under Danny Bowien, and on my days off I would hang with my family.
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"We've told our drivers to take a couple of days off so we can assess the situation," said Rick Bourgoise, a Toyota spokesman.
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With nothing to go to my mate and Warped drummer Cris Wilson gave me his days off cleaning the Tote and Cherry Bar.
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For instance, if an inmate participated in an activity or a program to address recidivism, that would lead to days off their sentences.
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As a result, it is important that they keep up the same eating routine on their days off to make up the deficit.
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Players will also be asked to avoid public places such as restaurants on their days off, according a report in Corriere dello Sport.
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To do it all, Ms. Delzer negotiated a special contract with her district, allowing her to take 23 unpaid days off a year.
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They had six days off after sweeping Chicago in the first round and five days after beating the Blues in the second round.
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SS Troy Tulowitzki (strained right quadriceps) will take few days off before his next steps toward coming off the disabled list are decided.
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Because the Mets played on the first day of the season, their first five days consisted of two games and three days off.
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Verlander had pitched Game 1 on Friday and was taking the ball on short rest — three days off instead of the customary four.
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On his days off, he'd slide a pen between his teeth and work on his pronunciation, repeating the words that tripped him up.
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In early July, having taken almost no days off for months, she and Emter were in a darkened editing suite in Burbank, Calif.
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After maternity leave ends, parents get an additional 435 days off to share, with compensation calculated at the average of their two earnings.
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At the Iowa events I attended in January, Biden looked fit and rested after a few days off between Christmas and New Year's.
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In a post about viewing routines released Wednesday, Netflix said that watchers usually take around three days off before jumping into another series.
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Asked if three breaks in succession, including five days off for the All-Star weekend, were almost an embarrassment of riches, Lundqvist smiled.
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He has resumed skating after a couple days off for treatment, but the Coyotes still have not set a timetable for his return.
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So how are they going to be able to take extra days off from work and from their families to receive this treatment?
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Monday October 20153 was declared a one-off holiday to allow workers to take 10 consecutive days off, local media reported on Tuesday.
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Some infirmities are inevitable, but Callaway and the new medical staff vowed to be vigilant about preventive measures, such as regular days off.
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A study by the Harvard Business Review in 2016 found that those who took 11 or more days off a year were almost twice as likely to get a raise or a bonus as those who took ten days off or fewer (although the causation could be the other way around; star workers may feel they can afford to take a break).
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So instead of going to class, many teachers were taking unpaid days off work to flood at least six protest sites across the state.
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He is 215-for-250 over his last six games since getting two days off last week, raising his average 43 points to .194.
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This large population of workers generally has no space of their own, so they construct living rooms in public spaces during their days off.
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Because knowing that she can take the days off when she needs to is motivating and puts the importance of the work into perspective.
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"I am taking a few days off from The Talk to be with my family," Chen, 903, said in a statement obtained by PEOPLE.
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Having played nine games in 15 days, the Stars are in a stretch of six days off before beginning a California swing on Friday.
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"You can't go to [work at] Starbucks Monday, Tuesday and then take four days off," said Gurley, whose firm invested in Uber in 2011.
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J. is still in bed when I get home, as today is one of his last days off before he starts teaching summer school.
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Salesforce, a software giant, gives employees several paid days off per year for volunteering, and $1,000 to donate to a cause of their choice.
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CF Manuel Margot (right calf) got the first of at least two straight days off Thursday when the Padres beat the Mets 4-5.793.
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This physiological routine is hard to break even on days off, which could be why sleeping late on non-training days is so hard.
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Van notes that between the season's five-week-long stages, players will get three or four days off (of a total 10-day break).
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With the weekend finally here, we've rounded up the best deals on products that will help you enjoy the days off your work week.
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The announcement comes after Maduro shut down the country for a week over the Easter holiday in March, giving workers three additional days off.
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"I am taking a few days off from The Talk to be with my family," Chen, 48, said in a statement obtained by PEOPLE.
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I just came back from a few days off in Colorado, and the market looks very much like I left it a week ago.
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The former aerospace engineer now works at a dive shop and spends his days off scuba diving off the coast of the Florida Keys.
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That means that this "day off" was actually just one of many identical days off, which Ferris could then perfect as he saw fit.
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Having to be "on" at work, she crashes on her days off, and as a result spends more time alone than she'd like to.
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The hospitalists work seven days on and seven days off, so this would have effectively eliminated any time off for sick days or vacation.
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I ate only at work, as I didn't have any days off there was nothing I could spend my money on apart from rent.
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In other words, training three days in a row then taking four days off produced much the same results as training every other day.
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With the weekend now here, w've rounded up the best deals that should make it easier to rest and relax during your days off.
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It's four days off work in the middle of spring when the sun finally comes out and the supermarkets are stuffed with chocolate delights.
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"We gave Murph a day off two days off prior to the off-day and he came out strong," Nationals manager Dusty Baker said.
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As we prepare for having a few days off later this week, you'll have to forgive us for delivering the podcast later than usual!
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With a few days off this week, Gokey says he plans on spending time relaxing on his family's 24-acre farm in Nashville, Tennessee.
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The company said Mr. Mateen's application indicated he had been dismissed from the prison job for taking two days off because of a fever.
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With that in mind, here are some things to do and/or be grateful for this weekend as you enjoy your three days off.
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Even if days off are not the same as rest, James is experienced enough to understand their value for a team with championship hopes.
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The airline's system of 5 days on, 4 days off, combined with its large pool of base cities, was a winning formula, they said.
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Orlando has the next two days off before it plays the second game of a five-game homestand on Sunday against the Atlanta Hawks.
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Turgeon had seen some of his freshmen struggle in a home win against Rutgers on Tuesday, so Turgeon gave the players two days off.
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Manager Terry Francona said Carrasco will be given two extra days off until his next start, which is scheduled to be Tuesday in Cincinnati.
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The company granted non-smoking staff an additional six days off each year to make up for the time smokers take for cigarette breaks.
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Making pastrami is a labor of love for these guys because Ugly Drum is a side project that they do on their days off.
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We're still some days off from the actual event, and already Intel's showing off a little of what they'll be talking about at MWC.
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Telemarketers were the spam calls in the 20th century, but they have since been replaced by automation and bots who don't take days off.
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We've tucked away our Levi cut-offs, days off in the park with tall cans, and brought out our scarves and army green jackets.
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"Owners are not there a lot, but when they are, the crew is working incredibly long hours with no days off," Mr. Beckett said.
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"They have kids, they have sick days off, they worry about their wives or their husbands, and they attend birthday parties — just regular stuff."
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The officer, whose identity hasn't been officially released yet, has taken a few days off but is not on official leave, Vice News reported.
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Most of the miners said they would look for other mining jobs, and their company is giving them days off to go to interviews.
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My days "off" are Thursday and Sunday, but I always have shoots and speaking engagements on Thursdays because they won't disrupt my teaching schedule.
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Some employees in Harry Black's champagne era earned as little as 83 cents a day, with 18-hour shifts and no paid days off.
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Pretty soon, we had a morning routine of going to a nearby park or beach, a treat once reserved for weekends or days off.
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Shane Prince, Thomas Hickey and Cal Clutterbuck also scored, helping the Islanders to the victory in both teams' first game after five days off.
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The installation has been compounded by the unusually high number of unscheduled days off taken by the railroad's engineers this summer, Mr. Corbett said.
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I may not be going to any dinners or bars this weekend but it's still nice to get a few days off of work.
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No word yet on whether the next enticement for millennials will have Aaron Judge joining the cast of "Big Brother" on his days off.
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Headquarters: Georgetown, TexasIndustry: Hair careQuote from employee on why it's good for women:"[The company is] understanding about family events and needing days off."
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The show will return on Monday evening after two days off air, broadcaster ITV said, and will include a tribute to their former presenter.
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Kodak Black can start marking the days off his calendar -- if that's allowed in federal prison -- because we've just learned when he'll be released.
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When I was with the Joffrey Concert Group, I often wished the rehearsal would end early; I welcomed days off from a grueling performance schedule.
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Popsugar reported that at a recent Reebok event, Hadid discussed her love of cooking and how she uses it to unwind on her days off.
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He might be one of the most feared combatants in all of Westeros, but that doesn't mean he won't hug puppies on his days off.
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" Swimming continues to be the children's passion, His Highness explains, revealing that just after Christmas, "we had 10 days off, a vacation in the Maldives.
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They came back with the same credit of 13 days off, but an additional 50 percent off of the month's electricity bill.. We took it.
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We had a couple of times in Boston, we had those two days off, and I felt all right after that, especially in my work.
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Parziale has made it work using his days off to play amateur tournaments, often showing up to the first tee with little or no sleep.
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For Americans, who survive on a measly nine mandated days off a year, as well as Australians on just 10, 25 would be a dream.
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Most people seemed to be homeless people that needed a few days off the street to catch up on sleep and get some proper meals.
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"Yo Cambio" ("I change"), a prison programme, offers low-risk offenders two days off their sentences for every day spent volunteering or learning practical skills.
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I think we would tell people to take a few days off before they ratchet it up, because we just want the arteries to heal.
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I have the next two days off, and then I'm working day shifts, so I have to get my body back to sleeping at night.
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If a worker takes more than two days off from work in a month or if they're late a few times, they lose the bonus.
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This MDW, skip the beach, step away from the grill and make the most of your three days off with some big-time online shopping.
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For example, if employees want to apply for days off, they often have to fill out paper forms which are then signed by their manager.
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I had to adjust my business model so I could still get days off and manage my schedule in a way that works for me.
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But they're not taking vacation days, either — over half of the managers in the study reported not taking advantage of all their paid days off.
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I've definitely had to take days off because it's that time of the month, so it's totally dependent on many different factors and that's frustrating.
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A Game 7 in the Eastern Conference finals would be played May 27, giving Golden State seven full days off while that series plays out.
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CNN reported on Saturday that North Korea has been searching for one of its submarines that has been missing for days off its east coast.
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On his days off, Swift enjoys reading graphic novels and has been "getting into jiu-jitsu," which he sees as a "good complement" to acting.
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He spends his downtime on set sparring with Bruce Lee, and his days off picking up nubile young (too young, as it turns out) hippies.
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The past month has seen him play shows to crowds of hundreds just about every night, with only intermittent days off to take a breather.
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Just 15 percent of bonding leave claims in California in 2004 were by men, and the average man took just two or three days off.
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Now the focus turns to the storm's impacts in the Mid-Atlantic, where the storm is forecast to stall out for days off the coast.
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Pilots loaded up their schedules with flights in early December but many opted to take days off around the holidays, after the system allowed it.
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They give employees their big days off, allowing them to spend the day with loved ones, friends, or simply doing what they love to do.
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The legislation specifies that employers would give workers between 12 and 20 paid days off annually, depending on the employer's size and the employee's tenure.
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On his rare days off, he sometimes drives to Edhi's grave in Hyderabad, where he speaks to his mentor and promises to continue his legacy.
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That failure has left the railroad without enough of them, particularly in the summer, when some are on vacation and others take unscheduled days off.
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It is hard and often thankless work that can stretch for months with no days off, and everything comes down to a successful calving season.
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Zero guaranteed days off a week isn't a system that has been shown to increase either productivity or workplace morale; it just makes people miserable.
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Before the railroad, presidents would take days off and go back to their homes and plantations to either check on their farms or just unwind.
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The young woman had to explain to her employer why she needed two days off, even though she couldn't afford to take time off work.
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Most weeks, Ms. Muni is scheduled to work either 231 or 23 hours, but she is often asked to come in on her days off.
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"We're excited as hitters to come here," said Conforto, who was in an 0-for-13 slump and had gotten the last couple days off.
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She said the upgrades in Newark are helping Nordstrom shave "one to two days" off of beauty deliveries up and down the entire West Coast.
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Some groups, such as the Victorian Women's Trust, argue that providing women paid days off for painful periods can be beneficial to women's health care.
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"Now it's a little bit easier because I have few days off, and then I can go and train on grass courts," Halep told reporters.
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Mad Men, for instance, spent 224 days off the air between seasons four and five, as AMC and creator Matt Weiner negotiated a new contract.
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First, President Nicolas Maduro shut down the country for a week in March, giving citizens an extra three days off of work over the Easter holiday.
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I just wish they were more organized... I've repeatedly asked for consecutive days off and longer shifts over fewer days, but it falls on deaf ears.
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"Any product that does does double duty is a blessing," Washington says, adding that she skips a full face of makeup altogether during her days off.
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But when she asked her employer, Zhuhai Yingli Property Management, for a few days off based on a doctor's recommendation, she was told not to return.
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Under the policy, staff can take up to five days off a year to deal with the fallout of extreme weather, such as hurricanes and wildfires.
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Plus, if you've ever wondered what Victoria's Secret Angels do on their days off, now you know: They just apply mascara over and over and over.
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Some employees with small children at home or who work a demanding shift schedule can choose to take six additional days off instead, the parties said.
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The Mountaineers (7-4) had lost their previous game — to Rhode Island on Sunday — but now will have eight days off between contests over the holidays.
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They follow meticulously designed rest and training regimens to reduce their risk of injury, none of which involve batting or playing the field on days off.
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Another treat for their kids is getting to eat hotel breakfast on their days off since the bus doesn't have to leave for their next stop.
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Glassdoor found that only slightly more than half of U.S. employees with paid days off use that time, and two-thirds work during their time off.
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Australia and New Zealand both require employers to grant at least 20 vacation days per year; Canada and Japan mandate at least 10 paid days off.
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This weekend, America celebrates its independence—and Americans celebrate the fact that they have three days off of work to entertain themselves however they see fit.
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After a disappointing run of form in January, Pinturault decided to take four days off on the Japanese island of Okinawa to re-charge his batteries.
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According to figures from the World Bank, workers in Paris get an average of 41 days off per year, while in Frankfurt only get 33 days.
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Imagine, too, that you can barely afford your health insurance, much less days off for doctor visits, and your employer doesn't offer any paid maternity leave.
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Ready for a change, Ciara started working out consistently, with well-rounded workouts four days a week, alongside planned days off to let her body heal.
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He will also enjoy two full days off after his center court cakewalk which left the largely pro-Edmund crowd cold on a hazy, moist evening.
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There were roughly 55,480 nonfatal injuries on the job linked to days off work among retail workers in 2017, or 382 injuries for every 100,000 workers.
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A lot of overtime hasn't been paid, people can't get their days off... Maybe we need more concrete measures, running parallel to the state of emergency.
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The Aquarius spent five days off the coast of Malta waiting for the weather to improve so it could transfer the migrants to a Maltese cutter.
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The New York City Fire Department is switching to 24-hour shifts, meaning firefighters work one day, and have three days off, an FDNY official said.
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To the Editor: There are times when I take a day, or a few days, off from what can feel like a relentless barrage of news.
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And once a month, they'd get five days off in succession, so they'd have time to go visit far-flung family, or travel just for fun.
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She did plays out of town often, and she wouldn't come back on her days off, as, I've learned since, most actor-parents try to do.
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Between Liverpool's last game of the Premier League campaign and its final appointment of the season this weekend, he gave his players a few days off.
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The articles led to the best-seller "Blue Blood," written on his days off or on the margins of days when he worked the 4 p.m.
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In opera, her powerful voice is expected to fill cavernous theaters without amplification, but the runs are short and there are usually days off between performances.
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Red Sox Manager John Farrell gave him two days off to clear his head during a 6-for-43 slump that dropped his average to .103.
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And speaking of days off: Jimmy Kimmel riffed on a report that more than half of American workers didn't use all their vacation days last year.
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Valentine&aposs Day in 2020 falls on a Friday, at the start of Presidents&apos Day weekend, when many people have three days off from work.
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" South Carolina Members of the SC for ED advocacy group took personal days off work Tuesday to meet with lawmakers for a "Money Matters Lobby Day.
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Just ask business coach and productivity expert Michael Hyatt, who notably took 162 days off last year and still managed to grow his business by 62%.
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He had taken a few days off around Christmas, and he came back to the production fresh, with new ideas occurring to him all the time.
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She spoke of her days off as an unexpected gift, allowing her time to reflect on what her campaign was all about—namely, children and families.
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He said Chinese trainees there were made to clean and paint the factory on their days off, without pay, when managers found errors in their work.
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"I've had two days off in the last month, so when I realized I could come to Paris, I jumped at the chance," Ms. Roberts said.
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Bill Belichick really does take days off ... and by the looks of this pic he snapped of his smokin' hot GF -- he's REALLY enjoying them too!!!
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After a year of putting in his own sweat equity, Mr. Coleman is looking forward to taking three days off for his 29th birthday next month.
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Imagine that staying somewhere overnight would mean taking multiple days off work at a job that pays you an hourly wage, meaning you would lose that money.
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I hadn't had a single red spot in almost a month-and-a-half, but here it was, just three days off Moody Bird and Big Chill.
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His shifts tend to come in waves (a bunch of days on, then a bunch of days off), and when he's working I don't really see him.
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He would ice his hands after games and used tennis balls to strengthen his grip and to try to push out the swelling on his days off.
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Given the dreamy setting, I wanted to make the most of my days off, but when I wasn't working, I was so tired I couldn't do much.
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"I gave myself two days off in the first week so I wouldn't be scared and sad every time she woke up to feed," the Mamma Mia!
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"When you have a couple days off, that first game is always the toughest, so I just tried to set the tone for the team," Davis said.
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Chen announced last week she would be taking a few days off from the show, where the hosts bring their personal experiences to discussions on topical issues.
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Singer and actress Olivia Holt spends a lot of time getting glam for work, so on her days off she likes to keep her look low-key.
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"We opted to get it treated, give him a few days off and see if we could get him back to full health," manager Brad Ausmus said.
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Chen announced last week she would be taking a few days off from "The Talk," where the hosts bring their personal experiences to discussions on topical issues.
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Just ask Schwarzkopf celebrity stylist Larry Sims, who after years of non-stop styling realized he hadn't taken a few days off between blow-outs in years.
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The losing pitcher was Julio Teheran (23-24.66), who was making his first start since a sore back caused him to take extra days off between appearances.
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Tyler Saladino's grand slam, his second in as many days, off Raisel Iglesias gave the Brewers a temporary 5-4 lead in the bottom of the eighth.
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The Bulldogs took final exams for the fall semester during their six days off after a 217-214 rout of in-state rival Washington on Dec. 210.
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In terms of paid vacation time, Bahrain has plenty of company: 103 other countries also legally require companies to give employees 30 paid days off a year.
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This law would guarantee all workers to have just a few paid days off to take care of themselves or a loved one if they are sick.
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A round-the-clock health hot line and extra days off away from the work environment are part of its mitigation measures for staff in stressful environments.
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I was stuck in an office cubicle for eight-plus hours a day feeling like I was working endless hours all week just for two days off.
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When Madalyn Parker, a web developer at Olark Live Chat, decided she was taking two days off for her mental health, she didn't keep it under wraps.
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Her mentor, Lil Wayne, has a couple days off from his Blink-182 tour and our sources say he plans to be in L.A. Saturday and Sunday.
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Ojukwu had planned to take a break after wrapping '76, but he received a text from Ogunjiofor about Amina, took three days off, and began the work.
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"When you've got those days off, I don't think it's as much physical as it is mental," said Cubs catcher David Ross, who threw out two runners.
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Manager Dusty Baker has been trying to get days off for his starters as the Nationals ended a stretch of 15 games in 15 days on Sunday.
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In the wake of a physically demanding week at Cincinnati, Vallverdu gave Dimitrov two days off as they traveled to New York to prepare for the Open.
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Bellew said he hoped to come to an agreement in Spain over the next days and months, where a sticking point is days off for union work.
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The reduction in days off was designed to "drive accountability and raise expectations for that small set of associates that do have an attendance problem," Holler said.
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And the decline was even sharper since the days before airline deregulation, when unionized workers also got paid vacations and days off as well as medical benefits.
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The Yankees have eased Tulowitzki through spring training, with regular days off each week for his legs, and plan to do the same during the regular season.
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Everyone—back- and front-of-house—would still be putting in about 45 hours a week, but they would always have four days off in a row.
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Soldiers fighting Boko Haram have complained of low food rations, shoddy equipment and no days off in more than a year, the local news media has reported.
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"On our days off, there would be these big thunderstorms, so we would have to close down set and play games in a local church," she said.
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And many of the people who fall into this category do not have the ability to take multiple days off with pay even if they wanted to.
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You might not go to the beach or have outdoor family gatherings, but perhaps you do get to go skiing or enjoy "snow days" off from work.
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A day off work means losing around $100 in pay, she said, and if she had to take more than a few days off, losing her job.
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In the study, researchers measured social jet lag by tracking the degree to which people followed one sleep schedule on work days and another on days off.
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As the Center for Economic and Policy Research reported in 2009, most developed economies give workers at least five days off to recover from flu-like symptoms.
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I don't usually go into NYC this often since I don't work there, but with all the days off I'm getting in a lot of friend time.
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I would remind them how their son, daughter or grandchild spends time on their days off enrolling in professional courses to help improve and expand their pedagogy.
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Manager Terry Collins attributed the Mets' offensive woes partly to their unorthodox schedule over the first week of the season, playing five games with three days off.
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We're going to need consistent days off for three of those guys, so it's probably three times a week, at least, he's going to get in there.
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The Yankees, who still have to squeeze in a makeup game with Kansas City, will have only two more scheduled days off the rest of the season.
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But in Japan, where zero days off is the norm, a man taking any time off after the birth of a child is a borderline revolutionary act.
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Employees would fly to remote mines from major cities to work weeks at a time, and fly home for several days off before starting the cycle again.
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The plan includes increasing the number of days off, reducing travel time, improving transportation and hotel accommodations, and ensuring that ballparks meet M.L.B. proposals for enhanced standards.
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"A Little Life," Hanya Yanagihara Because I read it on my days off when I was shooting "The Zookeeper's Wife" and I want to read it again.
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Over 25 days (starting on September 133 and ending on October 24, with some days off for Dale in between), Trump lied on at least 378 occasions.
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She had to borrow a car to get there, take a bus to eastern New Orleans because of a complicated ultrasound and had to take days off work.
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My family and I had flexibility this far out as none of us had requested days off through work yet, so we weren't set in stone date-wise.
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They get two days off after the game against the Knicks before hosting Cleveland on Wednesday in a matchup that could decide who gets the No. 43 seed.
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In South Korea, the reality is a lot of women don't take these days off because it's still very embarrassing to declare that you are on your period.
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She's also been known to spend her days off wearing nothing but a towel because she doesn't "need all the frills and the fanciness," as she puts it.
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In a sign of their pace, lawmakers will depose one witness on Saturday after taking two days off at the end of the work week as former Rep.
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Despite the near-alchemical magic of paternity leave, only a tiny minority of American men take more than a few days off following the birth of a child.
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According to Alexis Waters' Twitter, she left Paradise July 5 after 12 days off Twitter, tweeting, "It's been real #BIP," with a photo of herself, Goode, and Maltby.
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Parker Palizi, 9, did not mind getting a few days off from school, but the thought of staying home in Novato without working electronics was less than appealing.
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For example, employment tribunals have been telling bosses they must, within reason, respect the religious needs of their staff in respect, say, of dress, diet and days off.
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I just came back from vacation but have been saving up my days off for this autumn interview circuit, and want to indulge as much as I can!
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"We came off the break feeling good," Florida center Vincent Trocheck told reporters of the game, which came after six days off and a 3-33-1 stretch.
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And when everything did go to schedule, I was able to enjoy my days off more because I knew how much I had done to keep everything moving.
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After all, he's been taking frequent trips to Mar-A-Lago, his private club in Florida, and has actually taken a lot of days off from being president.
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She said the workers were now demanding a minimum wage of 75 rupees per hour, paid annual leave and days off as well as proper food and accommodation.
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All the shows and movies you should be looking out for Hi everyone, I'm back to writing about trailers again after taking a couple days off last week.
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The U.S. Centers for Disease Control and Prevention advises healthcare workers to take seven days off or consider temporary reassignment if they have a fever and respiratory symptoms.
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However, research has often overlooked what happens on your days off, said sleep researcher Torbjörn Åkerstedt, co-author of a study published in the Journal of Sleep Research.
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Where others — as my husband has experienced for most of his career — are unable to have the same two days off in a row from week to week.
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On his days off he stays mainly at home, avoiding anything that stresses his body and spending time with his two small daughters, who he says "refresh" him.
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Yes, these rules will cost money, but they will save hundreds of thousands of lives and millions of lost days off from work and school because of illness.
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The fans might be super pissed about load management ... but Hall of Famer Isiah Thomas says Kawhi Leonard taking days off has been PERFECT for the NBA superstar.
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It's done that with some of its own shows, including "No Days Off," which generates ad dollars on platforms like YouTube and Snapchat, and makes money from merch.
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In February, Anhui Province issued regulations allowing women to take up to two days off for menstrual pain, provided they could procure a doctor's note certifying their symptoms.
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If your cold symptoms are more severe, such as a hacking cough, chest congestion, or trouble breathing, doctors suggest that you take a few days off from exercising.
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Taylor worries that having 20 days off to grieve might unintentionally create a pressure to deal with everything within that timeframe and return to work on top form.
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Manager Clint Hurdle planned to give him two straight days off — Sunday and the scheduled off day Monday — and he stayed with that despite the unscheduled makeup game.
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Bailey, on the stand, calls for an objection and speculation, which is amazing and makes me think Bailey watches a lot of Law & Order on her days off.
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Cardi B takes ZERO days off ... even after reuniting with her husband, winning a Grammy and having a social media meltdown -- talk about loving what you do, huh?
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In Missouri, officials adopted "earned discharge" which allows certain eligible groups on probation and parole to earn 30 days off their supervision sentence for every month of compliance.
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" For the duration of the school year, she made it a rule to be out of the house by dawn on her days off, "winter and summer alike.
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The senator, known for delivering her campaign stump speech with gusto -- driven by her hardcore hitting-the-pavement, no-days-off energy -- appeared to go through the motions.
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"By remaining open in this way, the museum is placing the onus on staff to take the days off themselves, rather than supporting them financially," reads the letter.
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On Thursday afternoon, as the Memphis authorities canceled days off for police officers, Ms. Sawyer was not certain whether the night would bring another burst of public anger.
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Fighters in Iran-backed groups receive better pay and more days off than the army offers, and joining a Shiite militia does not necessarily mean converting to Shiism.
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And your choice can tell people where you're from, what you do on your days off and whether you like long walks on the beach or hiking. Amaaazing.
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In "The Student Loan Scam," published in 2009, Collinge writes with an anguished intensity about years spent with no days off—a "penance" for falling so far behind.
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If the staff knows there's going to be a storm on one of my days off, they ask me to come in because they know I'll get there.
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" On her days off, Milliard hiked alone or with a colleague in stretches of the park that are overlooked by guidebooks—places she liked to call "nameless canyons.
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The Bucks opened a 133-point lead in the second quarter and held a 213-2116 lead at halftime while looking fresh after two days off between games.
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Shipping through the Northern Sea Route would shave almost 20 days off the regular time using the traditional route through the Suez Canal, the newspaper reported last month.
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Migrant workers in East Asia have more freedom to congregate during their days off and to own and use mobile phones than their counterparts in the Middle East.
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Mr. Peleg has asked him to create a training document to ensure that guests get the same level of service on Mr. Oleshansky's two days off each week.
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Black Friday, the day after Thanksgiving when many people have days off, has for a long time been seen by retailers as the start of holiday shopping season.
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Instead, it was Gregory (Goody) Pincus, the other developer of the pill, who suggested that the pill be given as a 20-days-on, 5-days-off regimen.
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The fifth starter is likely to begin the season in Scranton/Wilkes-Barre because the Yankees have three days off in the first two weeks of the season.
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By Sunday, more than 200 workers had signed a petition requesting an explanation for why they receive fewer paid days off per year than typical Amazon warehouse workers.
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In 2000, a national lawmaker in Abe's Liberal Democratic Party took three days off from parliament to give birth, prompting the legislature to allow maternity leave for members.
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You'd think that, in this completely sanitized, Santa Claus–filled environment, your sex drive would take a few days off, as well…… But this simply isn't the case.
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The Italian Parliament will soon vote on a bill introduced in March that would require companies to offer three paid days off to women with severe menstrual cramps.
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But in this case, I was getting so much done that if I took a day off, it was like the entire staff taking a few days off.
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Strangely, while I can't honestly say I believe the sentiments behind it, I also can't help but treat the weekend as something more than a few days off.
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The real difficulties (and real benefits) lie in being able to have a few days off drinking every week—or, god forbid, drinking more sensibly in the first place.
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We traveled to the Pacific island and Sweden—where parents can take up to 480 days off—to compare to compare their options for new mothers against our own.
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With the weekend almost here, we've rounded up the best deals on kitchen gear, laptops, and Amazon devices so you can get the most out of your days off.
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"(Some) workers take up to three days off during their periods and that impacts production," said Balamurugan, who took pills during her periods at her old spinning mill job.
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Wilson makes weekly visits to the Seattle Children's Hospital on his days off during the NFL season (and his fiancée has joined him several times when she's in town).
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During her days off, she spends time with her younger sister, watching makeup tutorials from Ru Paul's Drag Race's Valentina, dancing, and searching for the next cool-girl jacket.
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We talked about where we'd like to be, what certain cities we'd like to have days off in so we can take our families to go see the world.
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After Shaun's birth, Michael took three days off -- he works in Atlanta's film and TV industry as a production coordinator -- and was back on the job by the weekend.
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"We spent our days off and many school-day mornings in middle and high-school auditoriums performing half-scripted, half-improvised skits about every imaginable social issue," Shults explains.
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Superintendent Eddie Johnson said, if necessary, he'll cancel planned days off for the 13,000-strong department and extend eight-and-a-half-hour shifts to 12 hours starting Thursday.
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To allow companies to deal with busy periods, one measure would allow employees to work more than 35 hours without being paid overtime in exchange for more days off.
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"Coffee often tastes best 5-14 days off roast, though this can vary from coffee to coffee and some will taste perfectly fine a little further out," he explains.
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And as the demand for drone missions outpaced the Air Force's ability to train fresh operators, the service required crews to worker longer hours and take fewer days off.
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At Kindred, cooks are guaranteed at least two days off a week, since the restaurant is closed Sundays and Mondays, and the pay, says Joe Kindred, is extremely competitive.
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Of course, traveling is definitely worth the extra cost — especially when you have those extra days off — so you just have to save a little money wherever you can.
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Where fathers have been offered paternity leave, they have been slow to take it up, for fear that having more than a few days off might harm their career.
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While vacation may conjure up thoughts of relaxing in some sun-drenched oasis for a week or two, seldom do any of us actually unplug on our days off.
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The survey found Americans average 10 vacation days a year, if provided by private companies (as the US is the only wealthy nation that does not guarantee days off).
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" That means using Memorial Day and other conventional days off to focus on earning and getting ahead, he says: "Spend your time working holidays when no one else is.
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I had six days off in Italy, I'm on a television show that I love, doing what I love, with people whom I love, and then I get nominated?
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Even if it exists legally, you can't access it because you have to travel far, or you don't have health insurance, or you can't get multiple days off work.
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As conference champion, LSU will have five days off until it plays its first game on Friday in the SEC tournament in Nashville against the winner of Florida-Arkansas.
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Before being moved to Kragskovhede Fængsel, on his days off, he'd walk out of the prison gates, jump in his Jaguar—which was parked outside—and drive to Copenhagen.
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So, if we then divide that 85,000 three ways (optimistically, sure) to account for shifts and days off and whatnot, we wind up with 28,000 agents guarding 1,300 miles.
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We are outworking her, many more stops, many more everything, don't go home, she is home all the time, she takes many days off and then she said that.
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Clinton had to take a few days off the campaign trail to recover from pneumonia last month, Democrats are sensitive about the implication that she is taking it easy.
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"After having seven days off, it was a little tough but I was able to minimize damage and be under control after that and just started rolling," Gonzalez said.
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After the World Cup ended, Lundqvist was given a few days off by Alain Vigneault, the Rangers' fourth-year coach, but Vigneault said Lundqvist had played and practiced well.
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It eventually moved to giving some support team members Mondays off instead of Fridays, and has considered implementing shorter workdays instead of full days off, according to Fast Company.
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Other members of the group like Roy-Keenan Abercrombia, 26, a full-time chef at a restaurant near Downtown Los Angeles, help at the ranch during their days off.
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That process is well underway for the Tampa Bay Rays, who plan to use only four starting pitchers this season, using days off and mixing in occasional bullpen games.
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There were rumors this month that Mr. Duterte was ill when he took several days off after an official visit to China, disappearing from April 29 until May 4.
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Although these instructions were fairly straightforward—20 days of pills, five days off, repeat—some consumers were apparently worried that women would find them confusing or forget them altogether.
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"I've seen people trade pics and pass them on — shown everybody — so everyone sees that's a black man with a big dick who's two days off crystal," he says.
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"We saw these guys take days off during the week, and we made a commitment inside the team that we would use every single one of them," Spithill said.
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He grounded out as a pinch hitter Friday, then was not used Saturday or Sunday, before a decision was made Monday to give him an additional eight days off.
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I received the pills on a Thursday, and I knew I needed to do it as soon as possible, but I didn't want to take any days off work.
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Years earlier, in the days when Liverpool had a substantial Spanish enclave, Fernando Torres and his countrymen would regularly take the train to the capital on their days off.
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But if the game is rained out, the teams would have to play four in a row, with no days off, if the series goes a full seven games.
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Managing a serious personal health condition can feel like a full time job – one that is highly complex in nature, with no days off, and little room for error.
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Federal prisons employ civilians who pay for their own food and health care, drive their own cars, live in their own homes and amuse themselves on their days off.
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The women's advocacy organization in Australia has been offering paid days off for painful periods, called "period leave" or "menstrual leave," to its employees for the past 18 months.
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The impact: Companies Cisco Systems, Lyft, Microsoft and sporting league NBA are either providing more access to health care professionals, free counseling or unspecified "emergency" days off, per Bloomberg.
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But work conditions and rewards remain patchy at best, renewing demands for weekly days off, maternity benefits and a pension, as well as wages that keep pace with inflation.
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Soldiers have complained about long tours of duty that have left them with no days off for months, worn-out equipment and low rations, according to local news reports.
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With a few days off, the parents of three spent some time in the sun together, posing for photos on a dock together with 6-year-old daughter Blue Ivy.
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Colin Wilson and Sheldon Dries had a goal and an assist each, and Vladislav Kamenev and Carl Soderberg also scored for the Avalanche, who were playing after four days off.
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Hyatt said he took 162 days off last year, but that didn't slow down his leadership- and productivity-consultancy business, which is among the fastest-growing private companies in America.
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In the post-season, with more days off between games and five months of rest to look forward to, their share can be stretched to nearly three times as high.
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At the most, I will have two days off per month, but if a customer puts in a request for me on a day off, I have to prioritize that.
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Apparently, on their days off, they like nothing more than to head over to Dublin, engage in a spot of street dancing and then head straight to the nearest pub.
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"Some people haven't quite realized that if we have three days off, the four at the office have to be very productive, and we need to address that," Brotherton says.
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Speaking with PEOPLE in March, Polizzi admitted that while she might "take a couple of days off" following the birth of her son, she'll be back to work pretty quickly.
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Marriott, which is fourth on the list, offers 25 days of paid leave (after one year of employment) and 18 paid days off for part-time workers after one year.
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Russian politician Mikhail Degtyaryov proposed a draft law in 2013 to give the Russian female labor force additional days, off on top of the customary paid sick and vacation leave.
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Days earlier, the Democratic nominee had chosen Greensboro, one of the state's largest cities, for another important appearance: Her first rally after a few days off the trail with pneumonia.
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There are so many variables that affect how much time you need to get your name change request approved, so taking half-days or full days off work seems necessary.
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NOTES: Manager Andy Green said the Padres plan to stick with a six-man rotation although they have two days off next week bookending a two-game series in Minnesota.
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Her wages are contracted through the UFCW, she said, providing scheduled raises and a flexible work schedule that allow her go to to school and secure days off when necessary.
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"It's not ideal to throw any reliever that many innings because then you have that many days off until he's fresh again," Astros manager A.J. Hinch said before Friday's game.
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"We had about eight days off and we looked like we were prepared on the defensive end and we worked on our habits," Penn State coach Pat Chambers told gopsusports.com.
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Sure enough, evidence is already rolling in showing that people end up taking fewer days off at companies that have abandoned firm rules on holidays in favor of open schemes.
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Speaking to PEOPLE in March, Polizzi admitted that while she might "take a couple of days off" following the birth of her son, she'd be back to work pretty quickly.
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One of our junior employees recently confessed that while she loved bragging about our unlimited vacation policy to family and friends, she was hesitant to take too many days off.
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I was tired even on my "days off" from class, which weren't really what they sounded like: Taking a day off from studying was a good way to flunk out.
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With the sun long gone and the punishment behind him, Tinker Tico said he would take a few days off to enjoy the accomplishment, but that would be enough rest.
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There, he flew 22 consecutive days each month, with only eight days off, while he now gets a full two weeks off in between 15 to 18023 days of flying.
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"It doesn't pay so much, but I love my job," said Ms. Mercado, who earns $2406 an hour and supplements her pay by taking private clients on her days off.
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His typical workweek in Japan consisted of starting a game as a pitcher, being a D.H. for the next few days, then taking two days off before his next start.
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Every time a male athlete takes a few days off for the birth of his child, he's inevitably showered with "Where are his priorities?" complaints from fans and sports columnists.
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There are more days off than in the regular season, but the meat of the series is three games on three consecutive days, and the circumstances are far more intense.
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She said she deliberately divided her work, devoting herself to her students during school hours while giving conference talks on days off and working with companies on some school nights.
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As a relatively new teacher in the district, she was given only 10 days off after the birth of her daughter last month, even though she had a C-section.
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In 2016, China's Anhui province introduced a new rule allowing women who suffer severe menstrual pain to take one to two days off every month, after presenting a doctor's note.
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One of those restaurants was Italian, but the Senegalese food that Thiam cooked on his days off, and for staff meals, quickly made it onto the menu as daily specials.
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"It is expensive for candidates if they have to take a half day, long lunch or fly out for interviews and take days off," said Rich Gee, a high-performance coach.
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Employers will be required to give employees at least five days off if they or their family members get sick — or if they need to recover from domestic or sexual violence.
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Spain's STICPLA union also sent a letter to members, advising they were not obliged to "answer company calls" if they were in their rest time, on days off or on holiday.
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Typically, you'll receive a certain number of paid days off annually, which might be awarded all at once at the start of the year, or might accrue with each pay period.
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We asked our landlord for 18 days off, detailing how we were on the hook for the month's electricity bill, which would skyrocket due to the use of the space heaters.
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" Next week's protest follows a similar event on January 43, in which some South Carolina teachers took personal days off work to meet with lawmakers for a "Money Matters Lobby Day.
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Employees who live in a country with a larger number of managers who avoid talking about depression tend to take more days off work, the study team reports in BMJ Open.
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When you think of July 4th, fireworks, barbecues, pool parties, and sun-filled days at the beach (plus a few much-needed days off from work!) probably come to mind, right?
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Scott was only given 4½ "days off" apart from the breaks NASA builds into his day, but unlike a day off work on Earth, he was still technically on the job.
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Railway workers, particularly those in the southern region of Wallonia, have disrupted train services for almost a week over the plans to reduce the number of days off they can claim.
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IG Metall's influential branch in western state of North Rhine-Westphalia (NRW) is also demanding an annual bonus of 1,800 euros, which workers could opt to convert into additional days off.
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A. usually gets up for work around 6:30, but he took today off (his job lets him take a bunch of days off during the year), and my 11 a.m.
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We've gathered the best deals from Amazon, Walmart, and Best Buy on computers, tech accessories, vacuum cleaners, and Amazon devices, so you can fully enjoy these products during your days off.
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Cisco employees receive five days off beyond their vacation time each year to devote to volunteering, an initiative that's clearly been a hit — last year, employees put in 227,143 volunteer hours.
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This is also an estimate, but during the time that Willa struggled with severe PTSD, I had to turn down assignments, cancel trips and take days off to care for her.
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The Orioles will have had two full days off to get their momentum changed when the host the Toronto Blue Jays in the opener of a three-game series on Tuesday.
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A 48- or 72-hour waiting period in particular can mean taking multiple days off of work, which can be devastating for those who depend on hourly wages to pay bills.
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One security official at the beach volleyball said they had been banned from watching games on their days off after one officer was caught bringing a colleague working at another venue.
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Uber said the payments would cover up to 14 days off and the amount per day would be calculated based on how much drivers had earned in the past six months.
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Teitel had morning sickness throughout her pregnancy, and at one point she took two days off work to recover from a bout of vomiting that landed her in the emergency room.
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Danes are used to great flexibility to balance work and family, with a year of paid parental leave, paid days off for parents when their children are ill, and subsidized kindergartens.
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I mean, for the average American who gets sick or has a relative or a child who gets sick, how many days off paid by the federal government will they have?
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I mean, for the average American who gets sick or has a relative or a child who gets sick, how many days off paid by the federal government will they have?
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One of the perks of working at a cyber school is the occasional opportunity to work from home, but the bad side is that we don't get days off for snow.
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The conservative radio talk show host said during a live radio broadcast on Monday that he would keep working, but would take some days off to work out a treatment plan.
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Unbelievable moment for Senators star Bobby Ryan -- who returned to the ice in Ottawa on Thursday after taking 100 days off to get sober ... and he pulled off a HAT TRICK!!!
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I am debating whether it is appropriate to ask for three or four days off so soon, especially because I am aiming for a small promotion at the four-month mark.
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To accompany you through your days off, a ton of 222K TVs are on sale — and the ones you see in bold will arrive by Christmas Eve (if you order today).
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So this year the company began recruiting Air National Guard pilots to work part time on their days off, with six part-timers now adding up to one full-time pilot.
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The company does not have a firm limit on sick time; it does permit employees to take paid days off for illness or other circumstances that could prevent them from working.
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I do think we have to look at the duration of the athletes on court because in our sport which is unique: they play every day, they don't get the days off.
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The Houston Rockets got three full days off at home over Super Bowl weekend for a much-welcomed rest after a nearly four-week stretch in which they dropped eight of 14.
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The Angels have managed to withstand a bevy of injuries to the bullpen this season despite having only three days off since the season began and zero complete games by a starter.
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But for many who are unfamiliar with life without running water or indoor plumbing, a job with so much demand, no back-up, and few days off can be a tough sell.
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The 5AM Club changed my life by giving me the anchor I needed every morning, and today, we have hundreds of committed people on that call to start their days off right.
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McHale had to take two days off work to be at the clinic, which will hurt financially because things are "already extremely tight," but he isn't really thinking about that right now.
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The result is that I constantly feel like I'm a few days off from reality, just another way in which I feel like I am close-but-not-quite-like other Iranians.
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From then on she kept quiet and asked for painkillers but six months later felt her insides "burning" and fell ill, forcing her to take 10 days off work and lose wages.
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I don't have work again until Wednesday, and when I usually have a couple days off, I try not to sleep too much after work because it messes with my sleep cycle.
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The Philadelphia Flyers enjoyed four days off before facing a critical six-game stretch that begins with a visit to the Sunshine State to take on the Tampa Bay Lightning on Friday.
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The former secretary of state, who has taken three days off the campaign trail to recover from pneumonia, will meet with Egyptian President Abdel Fattah el-Sisi and Ukrainian President Petro Poroshenko.
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No, you're not looking at Ivan Drago ... you're looking at a totally shredded Kristaps Porzingis, who's clearly taking no days off during his time off the court -- 'cause the dude is JACKED.
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Learning coding is not easy for these domestic workers — they have to spend three hours there on their days off, and do their homework on weeknights, after their household chores are done.
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No days off for Tyson Fury -- the boxer took over a section at one of the bougiest gyms in L.A. to drill down on his footwork ... right next to a buncha normies!
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With time to kill on lazy days off from work and school, nasty winter weather and few hours of sunlight, you're going to wind up inside on the couch sooner or later.
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The Bulls had a 4-23 road trip and several days off before a visit from the Los Angeles Lakers on Wednesday but spoiled the positive vibes with a 96-90 loss.
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The letter said pilots had noticed in recent weeks an increase in the number of requests to work on days off, something pilots say happened in the lead-up to the cancellations.
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White-collar employees at EDF, an energy firm, average 39 working hours a week, but until recently got 23 extra days off each year on top of the statutory five weeks' holiday.
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The majority of inmates receive one day off their sentences for one day of good behavior, but those at camps get two days off their sentences for each day of good behavior.
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He thinks a lot of people may relate to sleeping less during the week and, at the very least, may want to have an excuse for sleeping in on our days off.
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Manager Dusty Baker said Werth is unlikely to start the final game of the series in Arizona on Wednesday, and with a travel day Thursday, that would mean two consecutive days off.
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It's sort of like being a werewolf: even on our days off, it's like my body knows, this is the time of night where I get a sinking feeling in my chest.
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They only picked it up a few days ago, and just from the past days off-tour in LA, it's already decorated with half-eaten Kettle Chips packets and opened water bottles.
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Breville Smart Waffle Pro, available at Williams Sonoma, $199.95-$249.95This is my favorite waffle maker to use on my days off when I am home with my husband Ben and now newborn.
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We got days off for toxic levels of fire smoke in the autumn; and we, of course, would grind to a halt if something really apocalyptic happened, which, indeed, it always might.
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Ten states, 20 cities and three counties mandate it, though it would still be difficult for small employers to pay for days off for many workers at once, or to replace them.
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In "7 Days," off her latest project, Out of Time, she raps about being dazed under the influence, later in the track a voicemail from her mother asking of her whereabouts plays.
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The company, Skillcrush, does not have a firm limit on sick time; it does permit employees to take paid days off for illness or other circumstances that could prevent them from working.
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When I have my days off, I typically spend a lot of money on useless things but the six days I am ranching, I typically don't spend any money.... or very little.
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The company, North American Specialty Hospital, has a network of doctors — including the one in the anecdote above — who travel to Cancun on their days off to provide care for American patients.
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What makes it special is that I don't tell anyone about these days off, including my family, so that I'm not accountable to anyone or needing to explain myself (for a change!).
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The days off will not count against the employee's sick, vacation, or holiday time, and they will be paid for their sick leave until their physician releases them to return to work.
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