Reluctantly, I took a leave of absence from my poetry program and she took a leave of absence from her job.
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Leave of absence said to be unconnected with whistleblowing incident.
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One director, Steve Jurvetson, is currently on leave of absence.
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Mr Kalanick had already announced an indefinite leave of absence.
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Andy Rubin has taken a leave of absence from Essential.
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Field had been on a leave of absence since May.
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Pishevar had recently taken a leave of absence at Sherpa.
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There's also talk of Kalanick taking a leave of absence.
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He had taken a voluntary leave of absence in December.
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He will take a leave of absence from the company.
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Mr. McGann took a leave of absence beginning in May.
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He had been on a leave of absence since Nov.
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He is taking a leave of absence from his restaurants.
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I had to take a leave of absence from work.
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Price is reportedly on a leave of absence effective immediately.
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AIB has since placed Khamba on a temporary leave of absence.
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But at the same time, Jeff took a leave of absence.
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Weinstein has taken an "indefinite leave of absence" from the company.
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Ms. Creighton has taken a leave of absence from her role.
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Tesla on Friday announced he would take a leave of absence.
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An assistant coach took a leave of absence for personal reasons.
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One young woman recently took a leave of absence from work.
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Jones began a leave of absence from the union starting Nov.
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She has taken a leave of absence to come to Washington.
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Tesla's engineering chief, Doug Field, has taken a leave of absence.
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It does not specify what a leave of absence would be.
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He has taken a leave of absence from the Goddard Group.
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McGowan's Twitter leave of absence galvanized a rallying cry from her supporters.
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For now he has been placed on a paid leave of absence.
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Uber CEO Travis Kalanick said he will take a leave of absence.
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She has since taken a formal leave of absence from Ivanka Trump.
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He is on a leave of absence from Tesla's board since then.
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About two weeks later, Kalanick took a leave of absence from Uber.
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His wife, Heidi, works there but is on a leave of absence.
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His leave of absence follows a string of executive departures at Tesla.
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He took a leave of absence to go to Beirut in 1983.
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He said the board granted his request for a leave of absence.
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He is on a leave of absence from Tesla's board since then.
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France, 56, quickly announced he would take an indefinite leave of absence.
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Mr. Kalanick had already said he would take a leave of absence.
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Ben Zobrist, 37, was granted an extended leave of absence last week.
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"Garrett was on a leave of absence," a CRC spokesman told CNN.
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Go deeper: UAW president to take leave of absence during corruption probe
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He is taking a leave of absence from the Soulpepper Theatre Company.
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Weinstein, 65, will take an indefinite leave of absence, the company said.
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On April 1, she took a leave of absence to recover from pneumonia.
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He decided to take a leave of absence without telling Maggie (Kelly McCreary).
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He has taken an indefinite leave of absence from his company, Binary Capital.
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Update: Justin Caldbeck has taken an indefinite leave of absence from Binary Capital.
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Bannon is on a leave of absence from Breitbart while working for Trump.
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He resigned from the administration; he did not take a leave of absence.
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The leave of absence occurred hours after Hackett's allegation was published on Oct.
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Skinner took an extended leave of absence from the C.I.A., and then resigned.
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But late Thursday, Mr. Keyes said he was taking a leave of absence.
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He took a leave of absence effective Tuesday, according to the firm's website.
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Mr. Park took a leave of absence to recover from a psychological trauma.
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Michael has left the company and Kalanick is taking a leave of absence.
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Brown then took a leave of absence between March 2018 and July 2019.
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Basically, that means she'll be on a leave of absence for four months.
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The company's chief executive, Travis Kalanick, is taking an indefinite leave of absence.
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After my third year in the program, I took a leave of absence.
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Amazon announced then that Price was put on an indefinite leave of absence.
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Murray was also granted a leave of absence from rowing competition this year.
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And a temporary leave of absence could actually create more chaos for Uber.
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"Roy Price is on leave of absence effective immediately," a spokesperson tells The Verge.
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Fitbit allowed me an immediate leave of absence to get my stem cell treatment.
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And it's very unclear, still, how temporary this temporary leave of absence will be.
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Tramaglini has been granted a paid leave of absence, according to his school district.
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Famouri requested the company pursue an investigation, and asked for a leave of absence.
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Then, in November, he took a two-month leave of absence following medical treatment.
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It's unusual for a board member to take such a long leave of absence.
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Kalanick was ousted as CEO in June, shortly after taking a leave of absence.
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Markstrom was granted a leave of absence Tuesday to deal with a family matter.
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Sharon Osbourne is addressing her emergency leave of absence from The Talk last year.
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Wells Fargo (WFC) announced last month that Julian had taken a leave of absence.
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He then announced a leave of absence from his film company, The Weinstein Company.
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My leave of absence, my return, my move to M.L.S. Yeah, there was trepidation.
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Orocobre, Advantage Lithium's largest shareholder, acknowledged Sidoo's temporary leave of absence in a statement.
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Kalanick, meanwhile, is getting off relatively easy with a self-imposed leave of absence.
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Earlier this month the union said Jones was taking a paid leave of absence.
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If you need to take a leave of absence, do so with zero regret.
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ORACLE CEO MARK HURD TO TAKE A LEAVE OF ABSENCE FOR HEALTH RELATED REASONS
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Nest Seekers put him on a leave of absence (he has since been reinstated).
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He took a short medical leave of absence at the beginning of the year.
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She took a leave of absence from her chief of staff job with Sen.
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Both JPMorgan and Koo declined to comment to Bloomberg on his leave of absence.
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The teacher had only returned from her last leave of absence on Dec. 13.
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Mr. Kalanick is also taking an indefinite leave of absence from running the company.
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Any decision to take a leave of absence will ultimately be Kalanick's, one source said.
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Munoz was recently placed on a leave of absence due to the probe, they added.
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Then the company's founder, Android creator Andy Rubin, took a leave of absence from Essential.
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The Sun reported later on Monday that Pugh will be taking a leave of absence.
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After over a month-long leave of absence following the death of her father, Sen.
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She's the second Tesla executive to not return from a leave of absence this summer.
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Baer's leave of absence, which commenced March 4, will be converted to an unpaid suspension.
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The Information said that Essential employees were told about his leave of absence on Monday.
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Amaya announced on March 29 that Baazov was taking an indefinite paid leave of absence.
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Before taking a leave of absence, he was considered one of Pope Francis' top advisers.
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And now Rubin has taken a leave of absence from the company for personal reasons.
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He was ordered to take a leave of absence of nearly a month to rest.
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For his fourth tour, he took a temporary leave of absence from his mayoral duties.
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I realized something was wrong, and I took a medical leave of absence from school.
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They also discussed whether Uber CEO Travis Kalanick should take a temporary leave of absence.
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He has also taken a leave of absence from the boards of Tesla and SpaceX.
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Uber's chief executive, Travis Kalanick, also said he planned to take a leave of absence.
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Hurd had taken a leave of absence from Oracle in September for undisclosed health reasons.
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Kelvin takes a voluntary leave of absence while allegations about his conduct were being investigated.
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The coach will have lower back surgery this week and take a leave of absence.
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She emailed my professors and advisers to ask for a leave of absence for me.
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The company's engineering chief Doug Field left in July after taking a leave of absence.
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The Buckeyes were already without D.J. Carton, who took a leave of absence on Jan.
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He is also taking a leave of absence from the boards of Tesla and SpaceX.
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Gimelstob was on a leave of absence from the Tennis Channel but anticipates returning soon.
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Pfeffer notes, for example, that it's not uncommon for CEOs to take a leave of absence, pointing to Oscar Munoz of United Airlines, who took a leave of absence in 2015 to have a heart transplant, and who returned to the role in 2016.
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" CRC Public Relations, the firm where Ventry had been on a temporary leave of absence while working for the Judiciary Committee, said in a statement: "Garrett was on a leave of absence from the company and as of this morning we have accepted his resignation.
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As of now, Harvey Weinstein is taking an indefinite leave of absence from the Weinstein Company.
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Following THR's story Amazon Studios announced Price was going on a leave of absence effective immediately.
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Announcing his leave of absence at Pixar, Lasseter apologized for inappropriate behavior in an open memo.
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Now it's time for me to take a leave of absence to focus on my health.
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Shortly after, Page announced that he was taking a "leave of absence" from the Trump campaign.
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As you know, Roy Price is on leave of absence for an indefinite period of time.
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This included conducting a thorough investigation and allowing - to take an extended paid leave of absence.
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He had announced a leave of absence earlier in the month before making the exit permanent.
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Within a day of the interview's publication, he was asked to take a leave of absence.
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Batali has also taken a leave of absence from his restaurant group, Batali & Bastianich Hospitality Group.
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One more director, Steve Jurvetson, is currently on leave of absence following allegations of sexual harassment.
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Longtime CEO Travis Kalanick may take a leave of absence to deal with a personal tragedy.
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The idea of a leave of absence isn't only related to the various scandals at Uber.
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Weinstein said he would be taking a leave of absence after the allegations were first reported.
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Mr. Mohn's leave of absence is perhaps an unsatisfying coda to an embarrassing episode for NPR.
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An employee furlough is when staff members are required to take an unpaid leave of absence.
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Pope Francis gave him a leave of absence to return to Australia to mount his defense.
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Ms. Bragg heard that Mr. Tonne had started a leave of absence for undisclosed "personal" reasons.
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In announcing Hurd's leave of absence, the company said Catz and Ellison would assume Hurd's responsibilities.
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In response, Weinstein issues a statement and announces his leave of absence from The Weinstein Company.
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The mayor took a leave of absence from the campaign to respond to the community's concerns.
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"Roy Price is on leave of absence effective immediately," an Amazon spokesperson told the outlet on Thursday.
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Last month, Pugh's office announced she was taking a leave of absence, citing a battle with pneumonia.
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The advisory firm Glass Lewis says it is concerned by the VC's "fairly extraordinary" leave of absence.
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I took a leave of absence from school and moved back home to Staten Island to recuperate.
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Cruz took an unpaid leave of absence from Goldman, immediately focusing on fund-raising for the campaign.
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Meanwhile, Tesla's chief engineer, Doug Field, won't return from his leave of absence, which began in May.
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Field then took a leave of absence in May, and subsequently left the company altogether in June.
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Say you are taking a leave of absence from work, are between jobs or have recently retired.
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Big Bossman: There also have been several reports that Kalanick himself could take a leave of absence.
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Travis Kalanick, who took a leave of absence last week, resigned as Uber CEO on Tuesday evening.
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CEO Travis Kalanick—currently on a leave of absence—said he wanted to keep the app simple.
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News of Lasseter's decision to take a leave of absence was first reported by The Hollywood Reporter.
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Starbucks — Chief Operating Officer Troy Alstead has resigned, a year after he took a leave of absence.
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She's now on a two-week leave of absence because of the stress caused by the leak.
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Giuliani previously took a leave of absence from the firm upon joining Trump's legal team last month.
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The union said Mr. Jones sought the leave of absence after a vote by its executive board.
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Bruins goaltender Jaroslav Halak, starting after Tuukka Rask took a leave of absence Friday, made 40 saves.
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Price was placed on a leave of absence for five days before he resigned on Oct. 225.
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Weinstein announced Thursday that he is taking a leave of absence from his studio, The Weinstein Company.
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Mr. Martins requested a temporary leave of absence until the investigation is concluded, according to the company.
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Ms. Redstone and some other directors felt Mr. Moonves should at least take a leave of absence.
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Furloughs, as opposed to layoffs, occur when employees are required to take an unpaid leave of absence.
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Use Personal Paid Time Off (PPTO)Use Vacation Pay; or Unpaid leave of absence until further notice.
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DECEMBER 2018 Kelvin takes a voluntary leave of absence while allegations about his conduct were being investigated.
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Travis Kalanick, Uber's chief executive, also said he would take a leave of absence from the company.
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Mr. Hurd, who lived in the Bay Area, had taken a medical leave of absence in September.
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At the time of his leave of absence from Oracle, he sat on Baylor's board of regents.
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Garcia is currently on an unpaid leave of absence following accusations of sexual harassment from former staffers.
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Shortly before he passed away, Oracle announced that he was ill and taking a leave of absence.
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He is taking a leave of absence from his filmmaking company in the wake of the allegations.
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Alderson took an indefinite leave of absence, with the expectation that the Mets would find a replacement.
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Embattled CEO Travis Kalanick Takes Leave of Absence in Wake of Uber&aposs Sexual Harassment…Uber CEO Travis Kalanick will take a leave of absence from the company he founded and the company…Read more ReadLike I said at the start, though, I did pay for one Uber ride.
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I'm in pain and I'm suffering and I'm going to need to take a medical leave of absence.
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She took a formal leave of absence from the organization, as well as her eponymous brand, in January.
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Jurvetson, an early adviser of Musk, just returned this month from a leave of absence from the board.
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Pugh's office on Monday released a statement saying her leave of absence was solely related to her health.
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CEO Travis Kalanick also announced Tuesday that he would be taking a leave of absence from the company.
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Many large tech companies expanded the FMLA by guaranteeing to compensate the employee for their leave of absence.
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A heart attack in October forced Munoz to take a medical leave of absence for nearly five months.
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Gabrielle Toledano, Tesla's chief people officer, will not be coming back after her leave of absence, Bloomberg reports.
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And Travis has a litany of issues and was allowed to stay and take a leave of absence.
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Both Alexander and Michael have since resigned, while Kalanick has taken a leave of absence from the company.
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Jurvetson also is reportedly on a leave of absence from the SpaceX and Tesla boards, according to CNBC.
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So I looked around and found I could take a two years' leave of absence from my job.
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Tilton has to take a leave of absence from the fall semester of her junior year at college.
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All I'm asking, is let me take a leave of absence and get into heavy therapy and counseling.
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He took a leave of absence from Ted Baker soon after the emergence of the allegations in December.
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Ahmed has taken a leave of absence from her job as a senior director at a credit bureau.
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On Tuesday, Pishevar took a leave of absence from his venture capital firm, Sherpa, and from several boards.
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She took a leave of absence from her job at Goldman Sachs to support her husband's presidential campaign.
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Lowe had been on an extended "leave of absence" since March 5, before the start of the season.
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The Journal reports that Bannon will take a leave of absence from Breitbart to work on the campaign.
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Toledano's resignation, who TechCrunch had previously reported was on a leave of absence, was reported Friday by Bloomberg.
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The previous vice president for production, Greg Reichow, decided to take a leave of absence from the company.
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Baer, who apologized publicly and to his wife, took a leave of absence after TMZ published the video.
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With an extended leave of absence, you have enough time to see if your idea is truly feasible.
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He took a leave of absence in January 2018 after surgery to remove blood clots from his brain.
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When her husband decided to run for president, Heidi Cruz took an unpaid leave of absence from Goldman.
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One was going to take a leave of absence from school to devote his energies to the startup.
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Ms. Smith is on a leave of absence from business school as she works to expand her business.
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She has taken a leave of absence from the charity, according to a letter posted on MTM's website.
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All I'm asking is let me take a leave of absence and get into heavy therapy and counseling.
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France has taken a leave of absence from NASCAR -- and his uncle will fill in while he's away.
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The allegations against Mr. Kelvin, and his leave of absence, added to problems facing the Ted Baker brand.
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Nature Air's operations manager quit this week and its aerial security director has requested a leave of absence.
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Keago, who majors in Chemistry, has been assigned a "leave of absence status," according to an Academy spokesperson.
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And Mr. Kalanick is weighing a three-month leave of absence from the company, which he helped found.
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"Roy Price is on leave of absence effective immediately," an Amazon spokesperson told told Variety in a statement.
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Oracle CEO Mark Hurd died in October, after taking a leave of absence for health reasons in September.
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McCabe had already stepped down under pressure in January and has been on a leave of absence since.
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The team announced later Wednesday that it had accepted a request from Moon for a leave of absence.
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Freed took a one-year leave of absence from Amazon in late 2014 after Fire Phone sales disappointed.
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Jack Young, who had been acting mayor during Pugh's leave of absence, will now officially take Pugh's place.
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Giuliani took a leave of absence, rather than resigning, from law firm Greenberg Traurig to join Trump's legal team.
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Miranda Lambert's husband Brendan McLoughlin has taken a leave of absence from the New York Police Department, PEOPLE confirms.
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In the meantime, the Shakespeare in Love producer will be taking an "indefinite leave of absence" from all business.
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It said Cornelissen would step down as CEO for an "indefinite" leave of absence without pay beginning in May.
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Georgieva, who has taken a leave of absence as the World Bank's chief executive officer, turned 66 last week.
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Another, Peter Saunders of Britain, took a leave of absence last year in protest over a lack of progress.
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Beinart has been on a leave of absence due to illness and announced in September that he would resign.
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The other big news: Kalanick is reportedly discussing a possible leave of absence with the company's board of directors.
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CEO Travis Kalanick took an indefinite leave of absence to grieve his mother who died in a boating accident.
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It requires Lowe's to retain consultants to oversee its leave of absence policies, and track workers' requests for accommodations.
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Overstock.com's founder and CEO, Patrick M. Byrne, said he will take a personal leave of absence for medical reasons.
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Disney said in a statement that it appreciated Lasseter's "candor and sincere apology" and supported his leave of absence.
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Ramadan took a leave of absence from Oxford last November after two women filed complaints in France alleging rape.
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Randolph returned from a 7-game leave of absence following the Thanksgiving Day death of his mother, Mae Randolph.
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Ghomeshi took a leave of absence from CBC on October 24, 2014, only to be fired two days later.
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Earlier this year, she went on an extended leave of absence from the brewing behemoth, before her husband's arrest.
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Weeks after taking a leave of absence from Essential, CEO Andy Rubin has returned to work, according to Recode.
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After the Challenger explosion grounded NASA's shuttle program, she took a leave of absence and returned in 1996 as
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Gamble took over responsibilities of the union following UAW President Gary Jones taking a leave of absence on Nov.
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He took a leave of absence to be a clerk for Judge Chutkan from August 2015 to August 2016.
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A company spokesman said in a statement to The Hill that Ventry had been on a leave of absence.
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Gilbert will take a leave of absence from Quicken Loans, the country's largest online mortgage lender, according to reports.
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I will be taking an indefinite leave of absence from Binary Capital, the firm I co-founded in 2014.
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Pope Francis granted Cardinal Pell a leave of absence to contest the charges, which the cardinal has vehemently denied.
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He stepped down in January and took a leave of absence under pressure over the looming inspector general's report.
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"My brain was working all right, but my body wasn't," she says of last nights unexpected leave of absence.
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Fish was immediately put on a leave of absence when the news became public, and resigned two days later.
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He was placed on a health leave of absence in late 2015 and required to enter a rehabilitation program.
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Mr. Thorne-Thomsen was placed on a paid leave of absence and then allowed to return the following year.
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Around 210 StubHub employees have been asked to take an unpaid leave of absence that could last until June.
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Alderson said he would take an immediate leave of absence from his role as New York Mets general manager.
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Bannon later took a leave of absence from Breitbart to join the Trump campaign and then the president's administration.
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I had to call a 403-800 number to put in that I was on a leave of absence.
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Mr. Giuliani had taken a leave of absence last month from the firm, Greenberg Traurig, to represent Mr. Trump.
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In fact, on Friday, Axios reported that Caldbeck was taking an indefinite leave of absence from his venture firm.
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Jones, who took a leave of absence earlier this month, had his home searched in August by federal agents.
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Three days after the Yahoo report, Page announced he was taking a "leave of absence" as a campaign adviser.
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A leave of absence (usually authorized, often used in the military), derived from the Dutch word verlof, meaning permission.
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Following the allegations, the movie mogul announced plans to take a "leave of absence" in a statement to the NYT.
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On Friday, the company announced that Weinstein would be taking a leave of absence while they conducted an internal investigation.
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A statement said that at a commission meeting "it was decided" that Peter Saunders would take a leave of absence.
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Last week, Chief Executive Travis Kalanick announced he was taking a leave of absence for an unspecified length of time.
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The embattled CEO took a leave of absence later that day; he resigned one week later amid pressure from investors.
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According to the Times, he's seeing therapists and planning to take a leave of absence to deal with his issues.
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Pell is on a leave of absence from his Vatican role as Francis' economy minister, which he started in 2014.
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Among the topics on the docket is whether Uber CEO Travis Kalanick should take a three-month leave of absence.
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Earlier in the day, CEO Travis Kalanick confirmed that he was also taking a leave of absence from the company.
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After a leave of absence, she returned and felt her co-workers were "treating her differently," the investigation report said.
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On April 30, he announced he was taking a leave of absence from his duties as mayor to enter rehab.
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As of Tuesday, Pierluisi was on a leave of absence from his job as a corporate lawyer for O'Neill & Borges.
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He apologized, he said he's going to take a leave of absence, and I thought that was a great accomplishment.
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Following the allegations, the movie mogul announced plans to take a "leave of absence" in a statement to the NYT.
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Kalanick has announced in a separate letter to employees he would be taking a leave of absence from the company.
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He took a leave of absence from the firm in late 2006 to work on John McCain's 2008 presidential campaign.
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Following the allegations, the Oscar winner announced plans to take a "leave of absence" in a statement to the NYT.
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On March 1st she took a voluntary leave of absence from the Supreme Court while she tries to defend herself.
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Arkansas State announced Monday that the head football coach would be taking a leave of absence during the difficult time.
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Investors have forced co-founder and now-former CEO Travis Kalanick to step down after a temporary leave of absence.
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"Barclays placed him on a leave of absence pending a thorough investigation," a spokesman for the financial services giant said.
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We have also placed Mr. Pollock on an administrative leave of absence while we await the results of the investigation.
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Koufodinas started a hunger strike on May 30 because authorities refused to give him a leave of absence from jail.
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She is now continuing her work in media and consulting and has taken a leave of absence from Komen's board.
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UAW President Gary Jones also took a leave of absence, effective Sunday, days after being implicated in the multiyear investigation.
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On Sunday, to discuss these matters and to weigh whether Mr. Kalanick should take a three-month leave of absence.
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Uber CEO Travis Kalanick is taking an indeterminate leave of absence in the wake of repeated scandals at the company.
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Zimmerman took a leave of absence in early 2016 and left in July 2017, according to the Wall Street Journal.
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The union said Jones's leave of absence will be effective Sunday and came after a vote from its executive board.
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Hurd announced that he was taking a medical leave of absence in September, making Catz the sole CEO at Oracle.
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Rubin took a leave of absence from Essential around the time The Information article published but returned within two weeks.
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Ripa's response (which included a sudden leave of absence from the show) prompted a discussion regarding respect in the workplace.
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CSX – Chief Executive Officer Hunter Harrison is taking a medical leave of absence, due to complications from an unspecified illness.
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Last year, the Holy Father granted Cardinal Pell a leave of absence so he could defend himself from the accusations.
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In my sophomore year, I struggled to adjust to my new medications and decided to take a leave of absence.
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He reflects on how he considered a colleague "weak" because he took a leave of absence for a nervous breakdown.
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Hall was not the acting administrator when he resigned, as he had been on a leave of absence since January.
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Earlier in the quarter, co-CEO Mark Hurd died after taking a leave of absence in September over health concerns.
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October 6, 2017 - Weinstein takes indefinite leave of absence from The Weinstein Co. The company later says he is fired.
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October 6, 2017 - Weinstein takes indefinite leave of absence from The Weinstein Co. The company later says he is fired.
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Without freelance writing, which I could do from anywhere, my leave of absence would have meant 60 days without pay.
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Also, Travis Kalanick, the C.E.O. and basically the embodiment of Uber, said he would be taking a leave of absence.
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Ryan had taken a leave of absence from the team late last year to enter the NHL's player assistance program.
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Amazon put its most senior entertainment executive Roy Price on a leave of absence Thursday amid renewed sexual harassment allegations.
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Jones requested the leave of absence following a vote by the executive board, the UAW said Saturday in a statement.
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Tesla's chief human resources officer, Gaby Toledano, took a leave of absence in August after 15 months on the job.
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She has since taken an unpaid leave of absence, for a position at Harvard University and to complete a PhD.
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Days later, Williams took a leave of absence from the Broadway production of Once On This Island on doctors' orders.
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Gamble has been acting president of the union since UAW President Gary Jones took a leave of absence on Nov.
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Effective immediately, I will be taking an indefinite leave of absence from my position to focus on my personal affairs.
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Alma Mater: Harvard University (dropped out)Major: Pre-lawWhen Gates left Harvard, he took it as an official leave of absence.
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In recent years, TCM has turned to a range of hosts to fill the gap in Osborne's medical leave of absence.
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That came shortly after Kalanick took a leave of absence following sexual harassment allegations from former Uber engineer Susan Fowler Rigetti.
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His mother also died in a boating accident in May, causing him to take a leave of absence before his resignation.
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Diniz said the announced leave of absence was linked to a recorded conversation by the minister reported in a Brazilian newspaper.
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"I will be taking a leave of absence from Marilyn Manson and regrettably will not be performing on the upcoming tour."
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"Roy Price is on leave of absence effective immediately," an Amazon spokesperson said in a statement to Refinery29 following McGowan's tweets.
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Following the allegations, Batali announced that he is taking an indefinite leave of absence from his business, Batali & Bastianich Hospitality Group.
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Montreal-based Amaya said in March, soon after Baazov was charged, that he was taking an indefinite paid leave of absence.
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Mr. Giuliani will be taking a leave of absence from his law firm, Greenberg Traurig, while he works for Mr. Trump.
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"Bachelor" star Leandro Dottavio has taken a leave of absence from his stuntman gig at Universal Studios following sexual harassment allegations.
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The EFF on Sunday urged Ramaphosa to take a leave of absence while Mkhwebane's investigation into him was reviewed in court.
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Breitbart Chairman Steve Bannon, meanwhile, became Trump's campaign CEO in August after taking a leave of absence from the conservative site.
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Because of that, he took a medical leave of absence and is now serving as an intern at a law firm.
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Recognize that part of being human means feeling incredibly shitty sometimes, but shittiness takes a leave of absence now and again.
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He asserted his innocence and said the pontiff had given him leave of absence to return to Australia to defend himself.
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"To facilitate the internal review, relevant officers of BNM have opted to take a leave of absence," the central bank said.
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Hurd led the database giant with Safra Catz since 2014, though he had announced a medical leave of absence in September.
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Other federal employees would be placed on furlough, meaning they would effectively be put on a leave of absence without pay.
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Holiday took a leave of absence during the beginning of the Pelicans 2016-17 season to take care of his family.
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Rao is on leave of absence from George Mason University Scalia School of Law, where she is an associate law professor.
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Montague left the team last month in what at the time was described by both sides as a leave of absence.
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The move follows CEO Travis Kalanick's announcement that he would be taking an indefinite leave of absence from the embattled company.
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Other readers suggested that a six-month leave of absence from Mr. Meier's firm was an inadequate response to his accusers.
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Mr. Schultz's wife, Leslie Lester, the company's executive director, is taking a voluntary leave of absence until the investigation is complete.
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"Justin asked Tennis Channel for a leave of absence while he works through this issue," the network said in a statement.
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Pell is on a leave of absence from his Vatican role as Pope Francis' economy minister, which he started in 2014.
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On Wednesday I called in and said I needed to take a leave of absence to the end of the month.
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Whether it means that the ride-hailing service's chief executive, Travis Kalanick, will take a leave of absence, however, is unclear.
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Last week, the founder of the country's most famous ride-sharing start-up, Uber, agreed to take a leave of absence.
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Mr. Jones went on a leave of absence this month after the Federal Bureau of Investigation raided his home in August.
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Hurd, who was appointed CEO in 0003 alongside Safra Catz, took a leave of absence in September for unspecified health reasons.
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He had been on a voluntary leave of absence since December following allegations of harassment, including "forced hugging" of staff members.
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He had been on a voluntary leave of absence since December following allegations of harassment, including "forced huggings" of staff members.
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She repeated that position on Friday in an interview with Reuters by saying Kalanick's leave of absence was solely his decision.
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By coincidence, just as the Holder report had come out, Kalanick announced a leave of absence to attend to family matters.
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Hall was previously placed on an extended leave of absence last month due to a family emergency, the FRA told Politico.
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The company's HR boss Gaby Toledano reportedly won't return from a leave of absence she took last month, according to Bloomberg.
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He is on a leave of absence from his Vatican role as Pope Francis' economy minister, which he started in 2014.
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Colmes had been doing a radio show on Fox News Radio until last month, when he took a leave of absence.
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During the presidential race, Bannon took a "temporary leave of absence" from running Breitbart to become the CEO of Trump's campaign.
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"Steve Jurvetson is on a leave of absence from the SpaceX and Tesla boards pending resolution of these allegations," the spokesperson said.
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On Friday, Kordei tweeted out a statement, condemning the vitriol and announcing her decision to take a leave of absence from Twitter.
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The lawsuit, filed in a California federal court, came as Uber Chief Executive Travis Kalanick announced a leave of absence this week.
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But Huishan said she was suffering from work stress, would take a leave of absence and did not wish to be contacted.
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Bloomberg broke the news Friday that Gabrielle Toledano, the head of human resources, will not be returning after a leave of absence.
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Leo is taking a leave of absence from his job as an executive with the Federalist Society, the influential conservative lawyers group.
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The truth is we have about 40 faculty and four took a leave of absence for a while to work for Uber.
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Miller lasted one season before turning things over to interim coach Chris Holtmann while he was on a medical leave of absence.
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Following the allegations, the movie mogul announced plans to take a "leave of absence" in a statement he wrote to the NYT.
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F Channing Frye was granted an indefinite leave of absence Friday after his mother passed away following a lengthy battle with cancer.
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Frye was granted an indefinite leave of absence by the team after his mother passed away following a long battle with cancer.
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That followed news that the company's chief engineer was taking a leave of absence and the departure of Tesla's government safety liaison.
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On April 30 of that year, Ford took a leave of absence to enter rehab, returning to office on June 30, 2014.
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Finally, those filing a complaint would be allowed to work remotely or receive a paid leave of absence if they request it.
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McLoughlin is currently on a leave of absence from his job as a New York Police Department officer, PEOPLE confirmed in July.
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"Effective immediately, Michelle T. Williams has been advised by her doctors to take a leave of absence from performing," the statement read.
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First of all, he's taking a leave of absence of an undetermined length, that could be Monday or it could be 2019.
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A statement issued earlier said that "it was decided" at a commission meeting that Peter Saunders would take a leave of absence.
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But the fact that such a leave of absence is even possible is a testament to how much the show has changed.
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Trebek's medical leave of absence is not expected to affect the broadcast schedule for the show, which is taped months in advance.
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Doug Field, senior vice president of engineering, took what the company described as a leave of absence from the company in May.
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Michael, who joined the ride-hailing company in 2013, may leave Uber permanently or take a leave of absence, the source added.
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He took a leave of absence and resigned in 1974 from Exeter, saying he had to care for his mother in Illinois.
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Stephen Bannon took a leave of absence as chairman of Breitbart News to serve as the Trump campaign's chief executive last month.
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United Auto Workers (UAW) President Gary Jones is taking a paid leave of absence as the union faces a federal corruption probe.
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Now, "she is taking an immediate leave of absence, without pay, to focus on her legal situation," MSU spokeswoman Emily Guerrant said.
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Lasseter, a co-founder of Pixar, had been on a six-month leave of absence following what's been termed "missteps" in behavior.
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The Democratic mayor announced earlier this month that she was taking a leave of absence amid the scandal over her children's books.
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While this was going on, Martins took a leave of absence and a four-person committee was appointed to manage artistic operations.
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Stephen Bannon took a leave of absence as chairman of Breitbart News to work as the Trump campaign's chief executive last month.
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His departure doesn't necessarily take the pressure off Kalanick, who is deciding whether or not to take a temporary leave of absence.
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Peter Saunders, an English victim of clergy abuse, took a leave of absence last year in protest over a lack of progress.
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Jarl Mohn, the chief executive of NPR, said on Tuesday that he would take a leave of absence because of health problems.
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Selected, or "tapped," as juniors, most members take a leave of absence from school the following year to perform nationally and internationally.
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Travis Kalanick will be taking a leave of absence as chief executive of Uber as the company tries to repair its reputation.
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But one of its finest, most beloved ballerinas, Patricia Delgado, has left; another, her sister, Jeanette, has taken a leave of absence.
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Watching the criticism that led him to take a leave of absence, I found myself wondering what was part of the negotiation.
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Rep. Ann Kirkpatrick on Wednesday announced that she would take a leave of absence from the House to seek treatment for alcoholism.
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Mr. Kalanick has not made a final decision about whether to take a leave of absence, said three people close to him.
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Baer took a leave of absence three days after the incident in which he was seen pushing wife Pam to the ground.
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Co-founder Mustafa Suleyman, who's been taking a leave of absence from the company, tweeted yesterday to congratulate the Google Health team.
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Remaining board members hired an outside law firm to investigate the allegations and said Weinstein would take an indefinite leave of absence.
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The firm also gave her a leave of absence so that she could attend the American Film Institute's Directing Workshop for Women.
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In response to the allegations, Weinstein told the New York Times that he is taking a leave of absence from his film company.
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" The board stated they "strongly endorse Harvey Weinstein's already-announced decision to take an indefinite leave of absence from the Company, commencing today.
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Ivanka Trump took a formal leave of absence from her eponymous apparel and accessories brand, as well as the Trump Organization, in January.
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" On Thursday, Weinstein announced that he was taking a voluntary leave of absence and acknowledged that he had caused "a lot of pain.
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His leave of absence comes just two months before Lambert is expected to kick off her Roadside Bars & Pink Guitars Tour in September.
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Greg Reichow, the electric carmaker's vice president of production, will take a leave of absence after his successor is found, Tesla told CNBC.
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On Tuesday, Pishevar took a leave of absence from his venture fund Sherpa Capital and Virgin Hyperloop One, where he is coexecutive chairman.
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Kibler then figured out her loan costs which led her to take a leave of absence to work and build up more savings.
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Following the tumultuous five-day prison riot in season 5, Caputo, Litchfield's "director of human activities," is placed on a leave of absence.
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It later said that Chief People Officer Gaby Toledano would not return from a leave of absence, just over a year after joining.
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Then Ezra Chiloba, the commission's CEO, announced he was taking a three-week leave of absence to spend time with his young son.
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Sandy Alderson, the Mets' former GM, took a leave of absence from the role in June after revealing his cancer returned in April.
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Why it matters: Uber is struggling to bounce back from a string of high-profile controversies, including CEO Travis Kalanick's leave of absence.
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CTF says it isn't involved in the Johnson campaign and Fullbrook is on a leave of absence, working voluntarily for Johnson's leadership bid.
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Chief Executive Hartmut Retzlaff in early June took leave of absence due to an unspecified health condition after 22 years at the helm.
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Uber CEO Travis Kalanick is taking a leave of absence from the company he built into one of the world's biggest private businesses.
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Also, Uber's founder and CEO, Travis Kalanick, may be taking a leave of absence after his mother died in a boating accident. 5.
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If Travis Kalanick takes a leave of absence, which is being considered, the company will essentially need an entire new senior leadership team.
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The headline-making news coming out of Uber's corporate offices today is that CEO Travis Kalanick will be taking a leave of absence.
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CEO Travis Kalanick may pay for his company's missteps in the form of a forced leave of absence, the New York Times reports.
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The post, formally known as Prefect for the Secretariat of the Economy, has been vacant since Pell took leave of absence in 2017.
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Reached by phone on Wednesday, Julian declined to comment on the allegations or to detail why he is on a leave of absence.
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The Jacksonville, Florida-based railroad said Harrison, 73, was taking a leave of absence due to unexpected complications from a recent unspecified illness.
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The board discussed whether Kalanick should take a leave of absence, to mourn as well as to relieve the barrage of negative publicity.
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Tesla's senior vice president of engineering, Doug Field, is leaving the company for what the automaker is characterizing as a leave of absence.
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Pugh, who was elected in 2016, announced an indefinite leave of absence last week, which her office said was to recover from pneumonia.
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The reforms are being led by acting UAW President Rory Gamble following UAW President Gary Jones taking a leave of absence on Nov.
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Dubai-based Emirates, which like Cathay is also completely dependent on international travel, has similarly urged employees to take a leave of absence.
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Around 450 StubHub employees have been asked to take an unpaid leave of absence that could last until June, Business Insider has learned.
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Boston Uprising main tank Min-seob "Axxiom" Park is taking a leave of absence for medical reasons, the Overwatch League team announced Monday.
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" He added that he was working with therapists and planning to take a leave of absence to "deal with this issue head on.
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Mark, a McDonald's employee who is also the caregiver for his 88-year-old mother, requested a leave of absence two weeks ago.
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Disability What do you wear the first day back to work after a 90-day leave of absence because of a psychotic break?
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During my leave of absence, I'd taken to calling the Bird in the middle of the night, every night, to hear her voice.
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EIJI ICHIMURA, whose namesake 10-seat omakase restaurant opened in TriBeCa four months ago, has taken a leave of absence for medical reasons.
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That assistant took a leave of absence from the academy more than three weeks ago, before Dugan sent the internal memo to HR.
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UAW Region 5 Director Vance Pearson, who recently took a "leave of absence" amid the contract negotiations with GM, also has been charged.
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But the chairman later resigned and Zakaria, who denied any wrongdoing, was reinstated in mid-October following a four-month leave of absence.
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The assistant accused Ms. Dugan of a bullying management style, the person said, which contributed to the assistant taking a leave of absence.
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When he announced that he would be representing Mr. Trump, he said he would be taking a leave of absence from Greenberg Traurig.
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The UAW has been the focus of a spreading federal corruption probe that recently led its president to seek a leave of absence.
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Amidt the allegations, Fairfax's law firm told employees he is taking a leave of absence, according to an internal memo obtained by CNN.
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Also on Monday, New Republic president and publisher Hamilton Fish was placed on a leave of absence following allegations of misconduct against him.
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His return falls in line with the four-week timeline the school projected when his leave of absence was announced on Jan. 23.
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New York (CNN Business)Oracle has announced that one of its top executives will take a leave of absence for health related reasons.
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Three days after the confrontation, the Giants announced that Mr. Baer would take a leave of absence from his job as chief executive.
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While dealing with his case, Justin has reportedly taken a leave of absence from his role as an analyst at the Tennis Channel.
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Brian France -- CEO and chairman of NASCAR -- says he will be taking an indefinite leave of absence after his DUI and oxycodone arrest.
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And we profile Heidi Nelson Cruz, who took a leave of absence from Goldman Sachs to court wealthy donors for her husband, Ted Cruz.
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Kovrig is an analyst on northeast Asia for the International Crisis Group think tank who took a leave of absence from the Canadian government.
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Buttigieg had an adjusted gross income of $22009,150 in 2014 because he deployed to Afghanistan and took an unpaid leave of absence as mayor.
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His health got so bad last year that Celine took a leave of absence from her Las Vegas show to take care of him.
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Sharon Bryant, a teacher at Cassidy Elementary, had to take a leave of absence because the asbestos in her classroom was making her sick.
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Uber directors were weighing a three-month leave of absence for chief executive Travis Kalanick, according to people with knowledge of the plans. nyti.
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The other part is that the board had tried to put him on a leave of absence previously, and Travis just wouldn't do it.
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Svec took a leave of absence in February when the allegation first surfaced and then retired this month in the midst of the investigation.
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Kanoa Jones has a full-time job as a mechanic and welder, but has taken a leave of absence to run lava boat tours.
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Tesla's vice president of production, Greg Reichow, has chosen to take a leave of absence for a "well-earned break," a Tesla spokesperson said.
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Saruhashi took a six-month leave of absence from her work at the Central Meteorological Observatory in Japan and visited Scripps Institute of Oceanography.
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Trump took a formal leave of absence from the brand in January, but kept her ownership stake and moved the assets into a trust.
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She took a formal leave of absence from the brand in January, but kept her ownership stake and moved the assets into a trust.
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Andi Dorfman -- season 10 'Bachelorette' -- was an assistant D.A. when she shot the show and took a leave of absence from a murder case.
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I've brought on therapists and I plan to take a leave of absence from my company and to deal with this issue head on.
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The PhD student had returned to his hometown of Tehran on a leave of absence from his research in the UCSB political sciences department.
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But shortly after taking the job, he had a heart attack and took a leave of absence, during which he received a heart transplant.
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Price was put on a leave of absence "effective immediately" last Thursday when reports emerged that he allegedly sexually harassed an Amazon TV producer.
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Despite her efforts to stay unnoticed, fellow employees managed to obtain her medical details after she took a leave of absence for health concerns.
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Travis Kalanick will be taking an indefinite leave of absence from his post as CEO of Uber, he told employees in an email Tuesday.
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In the letter posted on MTM's website, the group said that Meyler had taken a leave of absence and the board chairman had resigned.
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Hurd's leave of absence comes after one of Oracle's top executives, Thomas Kurian, departed to become head of Alphabet's Google cloud business in 2018.
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In the midst of the uproar, Ms. Pugh took an open-ended leave of absence earlier this month after contracting pneumonia and being hospitalized.
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Opinion Columnist Watching the Trump show from the distance afforded by my brief leave of absence has been like watching a frenzy of ants.
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Thomas O. Morrow went on an indefinite leave of absence from the Diocese of Brooklyn and began working as a psychologist in Forest Hills.
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On Monday, Hoerr took a leave of absence for medical reasons, and Deputy CEO Franz-Werner Haas was put in control of the company.
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In 2008, he petitioned for a leave of absence, telling the chancery that he was questioning his vocation because of his own sexual abuse.
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She took a two-year leave of absence from a job as director of the Harlem Community Art Center to concentrate on this project.
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This week, in another attempt to repair its bad-boy reputation, its co-founder Travis Kalanick said he would take a leave of absence.
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If you've been following our stories this week, you know Joey had temporarily taken a leave of absence from the group for personal reasons.
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As an officer in the Army Reserve, Officer Ali was granted a leave of absence from the department for the duration of his mobilization.
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United Auto Workers President Gary Jones will begin a leave of absence on Sunday in the midst of a federal corruption probe, CNBC reports.
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Merchant came back from a medical leave of absence to coach the Spartans (16-9, 6-6) for the first time since Jan. 14.
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He took a leave of absence to work on Mitt Romney's 2012 presidential campaign and became policy director for his vice presidential candidate, Ryan.
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In late 2017, he took a leave of absence from Essential after the Information reported about "an inappropriate relationship" with an employee at Google.
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According to the grand jury report, Zula took a leave of absence in 1987 prior to the start of Wuerl's tenure as Pittsburgh bishop.
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Highpoint Church issued a leave of absence for Savage to begin immediately, Chris Conlee, the church's lead pastor, said in a statement Thursday night.
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For more news, click * Sulzer said Oliver Bailer, Division President Chemtech, will go on an indefinite leave of absence starting today, for family reasons.
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Mr. Buhari's office announced on Thursday that he would return home the next day but provided few details about his extended leave of absence.
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This year, that's just as well, since Peter Martins, the company's ballet master in chief, has been on leave of absence since early December.
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Also on Monday, The New Republic's president and publisher, Hamilton Fish, was placed on a leave of absence following allegations of misconduct against him.
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He is taking another leave of absence from Global Strategy Group to go on staff, beginning immediately, as a senior campaign operative through November.
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Weinstein initially responded to the Times story on Thursday by apologizing for causing anyone pain, and saying he was taking a leave of absence.
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Update: On June 14, 2017, WIRED wrote about Uber CEO Travis Kalanick's announcement that he would be taking a leave of absence from the company.
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When Pishevar initially took a leave of absence, he said it was to focus on a defamation lawsuit he had filed against Definers Public Affairs.
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Kalanick, who complied with the request, had already agreed to take a leave of absence, but that was not enough for some of Uber's shareholders.
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Larry Baer, president and CEO of the San Francisco Giants, is taking a leave of absence following a videotaped argument with his wife on Friday.
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After previously announcing the mogul would take an "indefinite leave of absence," the Weinstein Company announced that Weinstein was removed from the company on Sunday.
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Differences also emerged in coalition talks over Rivlin's proposal for a rotating premiership, including a possible leave of absence for Netanyahu should he be indicted.
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Anderson took a leave of absence this week to be by his wife's side as she battled cancer for the second time in three years.
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"Police Officer Brendan McLoughlin is on an authorized leave of absence," a representative with the NYPD's Office of the Deputy Commissioner Public Information told PEOPLE.
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"Steve Jurvetson is on a leave of absence from the SpaceX and Tesla boards pending resolution of these allegations," a Tesla spokesperson told BuzzFeed News.
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Update 4:18 pm PT: Since we originally published this story, Caldbeck issued an apology and announced he is taking an indefinite leave of absence.
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And Kalanick himself agreed to take a leave of absence from the company, leaving the company under the control of a committee of Kalanick subordinates.
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The prelate had taken indefinite leave of absence from his job as chief financial adviser to the Vatican in order to fight his legal case.
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The Vatican's finance minister, Cardinal George Pell, has taken an indefinite leave of absence to face accusations of "historical sexual offences" in his native Australia.
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TMZ also noted that Bachelorette alumni, Andi Dorfman was still an assistant D.A during her time on the show but took a leave of absence.
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No. 22 Craig Anderson returned to the team Saturday after being given a leave of absence to be with his wife, who is battling cancer.
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MUMBAI (Reuters) - Auction house Sotheby's has sent its top India executive on a leave of absence pending a probe into anonymous allegations of sexual misconduct.
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The two abuse survivors appointed to his commission to protect children have quit or been placed on a leave of absence after battling church officials.
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A number of top executives have left in recent months, and on Tuesday, CEO Travis Kalanick said that he would take a leave of absence.
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Price quickly went on a leave of absence after the report came out and later resigned from his post, all while the Weinstein scandal continued.
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She took a formal leave of absence from her eponymous brand in January, but kept her ownership stake and moved the assets into a trust.
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After the investigation, Moore allegedly requested a leave of absence rather than returning to the office where she would have to report to the defendants.
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Gary Jones, the president of the United Automobile Workers union, which is under investigation over allegations of financial wrongdoing, is taking a leave of absence.
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Uber CEO Travis Kalanick will likely take a leave of absence amid the release of an internal investigation, Reuters reported on Monday, citing anonymous sources.
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During his 90-day leave of absence from work, she would take him home first to Wichita, where he remained for more than a month.
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Update, June 13, 2017: The New York Times has confirmed that Uber CEO Travis Kalanick will be taking a leave of absence from the company.
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Reports have indicated that Kalanick might take a leave of absence after the release of the report, although a final decision has not been made.
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Giuliani announced Thursday that he had offered a "permanent resignation" from Greenberg Traurig, following what was initially a temporary leave of absence from the firm.
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I feel like I am finally getting some momentum at City Ballet, and for me to stop that momentum — to take a leave of absence?
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Currently, Thille is currently taking a leave of absence from teaching in order to serve as the Director of Learning Science and Engineering at Amazon.
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The Senators were forced to make the move with Anderson on a leave of absence and backup Andrew Hammond out due to a groin injury.
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Vatican spokesman Greg Burke said Pope Francis had learned with "regret" of the charges and had granted Pell a leave of absence to defend himself.
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Pugh, who has taken a leave of absence from her role as mayor, was home when authorities arrived at her house shortly before 7 a.m.
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Kovrig is still technically employed by the Canadian foreign affairs department but because he took a leave of absence, he does not have diplomatic immunity.
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Greg Reichow, vice president of production, took a leave of absence in May 2016 for a "well-earned break," per a Tesla spokesperson, reports Reuters.
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Del Nero returned to work on Wednesday after completing a 45-day leave of absence taken to fight charges against him in football's corruption scandal.
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This led to a four-month investigation and pressure from the board for founder and CEO Travis Kalanick to take an indefinite leave of absence.
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Pishevar said in a statement on Tuesday that he would take a leave of absence from venture firm Sherpa Capital and transportation startup Hyperloop One.
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Pope Francis last year gave Cardinal Pell, the Vatican's de facto finance chief, a leave of absence to return to Australia to mount his defense.
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I had to use PTO and then take an unpaid leave of absence to get a total of 4 weeks off work post c-section.
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Kyle Korver, the veteran sharpshooter for the Cleveland Cavaliers, will take a leave of absence from the team following the death of his brother, Kirk.
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In November, Mr. Ramadan took a leave of absence from his teaching post at Oxford University, where he is a professor of contemporary Islamic studies.
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Chief Justice Sereno took an indefinite leave of absence this week after 13 of the 14 other justices voted to ask her to do so.
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In March, she took a leave of absence from her public defender job, causing her, she told The New Yorker, to lose her health insurance.
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According to the report, Lasseter acknowledged his "missteps" in a memo to employees and is currently on a six-month leave of absence from Disney.
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When Mr. Jobs fell ill and had to take a leave of absence in 2009, he appointed Mr. Cook as the company's future chief executive.
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A spokesman for CRC said that Mr. Ventry had been on a leave of absence and that the firm had accepted his resignation on Saturday.
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Uber's chief executive will take a leave of absence "to work on himself" and reflect on building "a world class leadership team" for the company.
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The Holy See announced today that Cardinal Pell had been granted a leave of absence so that he could return to Australia to defend himself.
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Fox Business Network anchor Gerri Willis announced that she will be taking a leave of absence while undergoing another surgery to address pre-cancer cells.
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Pugh has been on an indefinite leave of absence since April 1, the same day Hogan had called on state prosecutors to start their probe.
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The newspaper published what it described as a document that claims that Mr. Altintas had requested a leave of absence from July 16 to 18.
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But after the woman took a medical leave of absence — she struggled after the assault and was beginning therapy — the school's commitment seemed to flag.
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Larry Baer will take a leave of absence from his job as the chief executive of the San Francisco Giants, the team announced on Monday.
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Kalanick will be taking a leave of absence for an undetermined amount of time, which he outlined in an email to the staff this morning.
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Bannon, Trump's campaign head and now his chief strategist, took an indefinite leave of absence from the site when he started working on the campaign.
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On Monday, the BBC reported that he had asked for a leave of absence from the priesthood and isn't living at the house any longer.
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Though Mr. Salamanca took a leave of absence from his job to campaign, he remained entrenched in the day-to-day life of the South Bronx.
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Ms. A and Ms. B also struggled with their studies, and Ms. B took a leave of absence after she was assaulted, according to the suit.
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It was shocking when Ronan's piece came out and the board accepted that they didn't make Les Moonves take a leave of absence or step aside.
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That includes Leonard Leo, who took a leave of absence from the Federalist Society to be the president&aposs private point man on all things judges.
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However, she is taking a formal leave of absence from the Trump Organization and her apparel and accessories brand, she wrote in a Facebook post Wednesday.
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The singer, 38, will be taking a leave of absence from her role as the goddess Erzulie in the Broadway production of Once On This Island.
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His husband Chasten previously worked as a teacher at South Bend Montessori but has since taken a leave of absence so the pair can campaign together.
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Pishevar, in his statement via a lawyer, said it was his idea to take a leave of absence and that the decision was not made lightly.
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MLB commish Rob Manfred says the unpaid suspension will be backdated to March 4, 2019 -- the day Baer took a leave of absence from the team.
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"At our last regularly scheduled board meeting earlier in November, Andy asked for a leave of absence to deal with personal matters," an Essential spokesperson said.
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Before that, Weinstein took a voluntary leave of absence from the company after The New York Times published a lengthy piece about the sexual harassment allegations.
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Uber CEO Travis Kalanick has still not decided as yet whether he plans to take a leave of absence from the deeply troubled car-hailing company.
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This week, after The Information said they notified Rubin's spokesperson of their article, the founder took a leave of absence from his current company, Essential Products.
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Asked if Rubin's new leave of absence was a result of these new reports coming to light, the Essential spokesperson would not offer any additional comment.
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Following the Times article, Weinstein announced an indefinite leave of absence from the Weinstein Company — with one third of the company's board resigning over the controversy.
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We also don't yet know if Kalanick will take a leave of absence, as was discussed by the board (but was not among the official recommendations).
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Funke Kupper, who remained a director of Tabcorp after leaving the company for ASX in 2011, also took leave of absence from Tabcorp's board on Monday.
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Zuckerberg's leave of absence or resignation would not constitute a Voluntary Resignation if it were in connection with his serving in a government position or office.
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In hindsight, I should have taken a leave of absence because it was my last semester of college and I was very stressed, but I didn't.
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At the time, Giuliani was an attorney at Anderson Kill Olick & Oshinsky but soon after took a leave of absence to run for mayor (he won).
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John Lasseter, the chief creative officer of Pixar and Walt Disney Animation Studios, has announced he will take a formal leave of absence from his positions.
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In response, Uber CEO Kalanick announced he'll be taking an indefinite "leave of absence," and all decision-making at the company distributed to his management team.
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On Sunday, UAW President Gary Jones, who has been linked here to the ongoing corruption probe by U.S. federal officials, took a paid leave of absence.
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But the organization decided that Whelan would instead take a leave of absence and that the board will review the situation again in the coming month.
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Amazon said Thursday that Amazon Studios chief Roy Price was on a leave of absence and the company was reviewing its projects with The Weinstein Company.
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"Steve Jurvetson is on a leave of absence from the SpaceX and Tesla boards pending resolution of these allegations," a Tesla spokesperson said in a statement.
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Ebner, a safety and a special-teams player, took a leave of absence to play for the United States rugby team at the Olympics in Rio.
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" (WSJ) John Lasseter, chief creative officer at Pixar and Walt Disney Animation Studios, said he's taking a leave of absence, after several "painful" conversations and "missteps.
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Cruz's wife, Heidi Cruz, worked at the investment bank as a vice president before taking an unpaid leave of absence to help with her husband's campaign.
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The two executive editors of the opinion section, David Shipley and Tim O&aposBrien, will take a leave of absence and join the owner&aposs campaign.
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Meanwhile, Tariq Ramadan, above, a renowned scholar of Islam, took a leave of absence at Oxford University after two women filed sexual assault complaints in France.
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Price went on a leave of absence last week and Albert Cheng, the studio's chief operating officer, remains interim head of the division, the spokeswoman said.
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Kim Broekhuizen, a spokeswoman for the University of Michigan, said in an email Wednesday afternoon that Mr. Daniels had agreed to take a leave of absence.
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American Airlines Group Inc: * AMERICAN AIRLINES PILOTS UNION SAYS 620 PILOTS HAVE VOLUNTEERED FOR A PERMANENT LEAVE OF ABSENCE Source text for Eikon: Further company coverage:
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Lue took a leave of absence in March that caused him to miss 10 games last season because of chest pains and other health-related concerns.
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The lawsuit accuses Stanford of discriminating against mentally ill students by forcing them to take a leave of absence, instead of offering them services on campus.
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A leave of absence is probably the right move for some, but the student should have a say in that — everyone's illness and circumstances are different.
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He signed a form agreeing to a leave of absence, he said, because he believed it was the only way the hospital would let him out.
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Akzo said CFO Maelys Castella would take a leave of absence due to health reasons and return "in a senior management position" when she is better.
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Uber's board was considering a three-month leave of absence for Mr. Kalanick, the company's chief executive, according to people with knowledge of the board's agenda.
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He took a leave of absence from college and flew out to San Francisco to join SpinLaunch, where he now works as a senior mechanical engineer.
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And, I recently published my first book Period Power: a Manifesto for the Menstrual Movement, and took a leave of absence from Harvard to scale PERIOD.
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The committee demanded a letter with details of the senior Trump aide's resignation, proving he wasn't simply taking a leave of absence, according to the reports.
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STEPPING AWAY: Travis Kalanick will be taking an indefinite leave of absence from his post as CEO of Uber, he told employees in an email Tuesday.
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He said David Shipley, Tim O'Brien and some members of the board responsible for those editorials will take a leave of absence to join Bloomberg's campaign.
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"As the timing of (Pearson's) expected return is uncertain, he will be on a medical leave of absence until further notice," Valeant said in a statement.
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In 2011, Reince Priebus, the White House chief of staff, took a leave of absence as partner in the Wisconsin law firm of Michael Best & Friedrich.
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Ultimately, the tweet led to her show being cancelled, her agent dropping her, and a her taking a short leave of absence from the social media platform.
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A spokesman for Felda, the world's third largest palm plantation operator, said that the board had asked for Zakaria to take a leave of absence effective immediately.
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He was reportedly on leave of absence when he visited Birmingham for Thanksgiving, AL.com reports, but the publication said it has not independently confirmed Bradford's military status.
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They chose to strike at a moment of a devoted son's retreat and leave of absence to mourn the absence of the inviolable love of his mother.
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In late June, Binary Capital co-founder Justin Caldbeck first took an indefinite leave of absence before ultimately resigning following allegations of sexual harassment and unwanted advances.
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CEO Travis Kalanick is in the midst of a leave of absence, and 20 employees have been fired following an investigation into harassment and discrimination at Uber.
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Justin Caldbeck, the cofounder and managing partner of Binary Capital, announced that he was taking an indefinite leave of absence from his venture capital firm in June.
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Days after a sexual harassment claim against him led to an indefinite leave of absence, Roy Price, the head of Amazon Studios, has resigned, EW has confirmed.
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This comes after co-founding partner Justin Caldbeck took an indefinite leave of absence in the wake of sexual harassment allegations by women entrepreneurs, Axios has learned.
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Uber on Tuesday disclosed the findings of a months-long investigation into its myriad workplace issues and announced CEO Travis Kalanick would take a leave of absence.
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Breitbart's CEO, Steve Bannon, has taken a leave of absence from the controversial site to take on a role as a top adviser in Trump's White House.
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He was hired as the Texans' GM after Rick Smith took a leave of absence from the position to care for his wife as she battled cancer.
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After Bekah Martinez brought sexual harassement allegations against Leo Dottavio to light on social media, the stuntman has taken a leave of absence from his current job.
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Now to grieve and clear his head before enacting changes at Uber, Travis has told his team he'll be taking a leave of absence of unspecified length.
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The bigger picture: Pishevar is the latest Silicon Valley venture capitalist to to take a leave of absence (or resign) following allegations of sexual harassment and assault.
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The on-campus center can also coordinate with the school if you need specific accommodations or need to take a leave of absence for mental health reasons.
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Lewis's wife, Susan Bennet-Lewis, has taken a leave of absence from her job to take care of their children and to be by her husband's side.
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Last month, while NYCB and the adjoining school investigated an anonymous claim of sexual harassment made against him, Martins took a leave of absence from the company.
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Simon Davies, head of people, legal and strategy, has decided to leave after recently taking a leave of absence as his wife is unwell, the bank said.
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UAW Region 5 Director Vance Pearson, who took a leave of absence from the union, has been charged as part of the investigation but not been convicted.
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The ride-hailing company has had its share of negative headlines lately, and CEO Travis Kalanick announced on Tuesday that he'd be taking a leave of absence.
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John Lasseter said he is taking a leave of absence from Pixar after several "painful" conversations and "missteps," according to a memo he wrote to his staff.
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Over the past seven months, at least nine employees at the senior management level or higher have left Tesla, and one is taking a leave of absence.
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An Essential spokesperson told the Information that Rubin requested a leave of absence "to deal with personal matters" earlier in the month at Essential's November board meeting.
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Many people inside Oracle were not shocked when the company announced earlier this month that co-CEO Mark Hurd was ill and taking a leave of absence.
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When his mother, who was living in Arizona, had a stroke that year, he said, he took a three-month leave of absence, and never went back.
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He denied the allegations but took a leave of absence to defend himself, giving evidence to a congressional inquiry in Brazil but otherwise keeping a low profile.
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More recently, he was head coach of the Penguins' ECHL affiliate Wheeling Nailers for several months last year until taking an unexplained leave of absence in April.
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Oracle – Shares of computer software company Oracle dropped 4.3% on news that the company's CEO Marc Hurd would be taking a leave of absence for medical reasons.
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Moon was put on a leave of absence from his job broadcasting Seattle Seahawks games on the radio pending the outcome of the lawsuit, which is ongoing.
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According to the Times, he is planning to take a leave of absence from the Weinstein Company, of which he and his brother together own 42 percent.
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In 2005, she took a leave of absence from her job at Wellesley, sold her home on Cape Cod and shipped all of her belongings to Germany.
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On Sunday, Uber's board met for nearly seven hours to discuss these matters and to weigh whether Mr. Kalanick should take a three-month leave of absence.
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Sandy Alderson, the general manager who hired him, took a leave of absence from the team in the summer of 2018 to address a recurrence of cancer.
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The Computer Science and Engineering faculty calls on Professor Mars to immediately take a leave of absence, until a full account of his behavior can be known.
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Uber fired the employee and placed the head of the Indonesian business who approved the expense report on a leave of absence, Bloomberg said, citing the sources.
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He eventually became a full professor and wrote several textbooks before taking a leave of absence in 1967 to become deputy director of what would become Fermilab.
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Tesla's HR boss Gaby Toledano is extending the leave of absence she took last month, Tesla said in a blog post on Friday announcing several new promotions.
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He is on a leave of absence from Texas A&M University, and will be Diplomat in Residence at Princeton University for the academic year 2017-2018.
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Shervin Pishevar, the venture capitalist and major Democratic donor, is taking a leave of absence from his investment firm after a report detailing allegations of sexual harassment.
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Pishevar, who co-founded Sherpa Capital along with Scott Stanford, announced he would take a temporary leave of absence both from Sherpa and Hyperloop One on Dec.
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Jurvetson helped start Draper Fisher Jurvetson in 1985; he is also on leave of absence from the boards of Tesla and SpaceX pending resolution of the allegations.
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Prince decided to have a conversation with an on-campus counselor to weigh the possibility of taking a leave of absence to focus on her mental health.
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The shares of Amaya Inc rose 3.8 percent to C$15.37 after the gambling website operator said its chief executive was taking an indefinite paid leave of absence.
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Bernard C. "Jack" Young, the city council's president who has been serving as the acting mayor since Pugh's leave of absence, will become the 51st mayor of Baltimore.
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Now, with Zack's passing, she's taking a leave of absence from her radio show to mourn and turning towards her husband, family and millions of listeners for comfort.
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But given the outpouring of anger his actions have spurred, our guess is that neither Caldbeck's apology nor his leave of absence are going to be nearly enough.
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Akzo said that Chief Financial Officer Maelys Castella would take a leave of absence for health reasons and return "in a senior management position" when she had recovered.
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The biggest item on the agenda, according to the New York Times, is whether or not cofounder and embattled CEO Travis Kalanick should take a leave of absence.
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Friday's decision, announced in a Disney statement, followed a six month leave of absence by Lasseter after what he called "missteps," including unwanted hugs that made employees uncomfortable.
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The plans were further complicated earlier Wednesday as Tesla confirmed Greg Reichow, its vice president of production, will take a leave of absence after it finds a successor.
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Ramadan took a leave of absence from his professorship at Britain's Oxford University last November after the first two women filed complaints against him in France alleging rape.
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Nissan has extended its internal probe and a management shake-up that has seen Jose Muñoz, its chief performance officer and a Ghosn ally, taking leave of absence.
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She took a temporary leave of absence from college and moved back to Nashville in the middle of her sophomore year to focus on Soccer Mommy full-time.
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However, his decision to step down for an undetermined amount of time follows earlier rumors the board had been discussing a possible leave of absence for the CEO.
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Shortly after taking a leave of absence from his role as CEO of Uber, Travis Kalanick has now resigned from the post, The New York Times reported Wednesday.
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Uber's CEO Travis Kalanick also announced Tuesday he will be taking an indefinite leave of absence from his post in light of the recent turmoil at the company.
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The program was introduced in 1998 and is one of the country's various leave of absence schemes — including 18-month parental leave — intended to improve Swedish employee freedoms.
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Pishevar on Tuesday took a leave of absence from his venture capital firm, from a company where he serves as executive chairman, and from several boards of directors.
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Statement from DFJ: From Jurvetson via Twitter: The story has been updated to add that Jurvetson is on leave of absence from the boards of Tesla and SpaceX.
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The Wall Street Journal reported it is unclear whether the car-hailig company's board would approve a leave of absence, which would require finding a temporary replacement quickly.
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When her mom went to jail, 22-year-old Karen took a leave of absence to be there for the baby, her father, and her three younger brothers.
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Partnerships: How to leverage the smarts in the private sector and academia to modernize government— including allowing private sector employees take leave of absence to consult in government.
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"At our last regularly scheduled board meeting earlier in November, [Rubin] asked for a leave of absence to deal with personal matters," Doherty said in a emailed statement.
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Embattled CEO Travis Kalanick is taking a leave of absence from Uber to grieve the loss of his mother, who passed away in a boating accident last month.
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Lewis' exit comes after Amazon Studios chief Roy Price resigned this month after taking a leave of absence in the wake of harassment allegations from a female producer.
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Sherpa Capital and Virgin Hyperloop One co-founder Shervin Pishevar said on Tuesday that he is taking a leave of absence from both firms on his own accord.
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More than 380,000 federal employees would be placed on furlough, according to the fact sheet, meaning they would effectively be put on a leave of absence without pay.
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Pell is on leave of absence to defend himself and that video marked the first time he had been seen in public outside Rome since police charged him.
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Last year, he pushed Facebook board members to allow him to retain control of the company even if he takes a leave of absence to work in government.
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After her sophomore season, she took a leave of absence to play in the Winter Olympics in Sochi, Russia, where she was the American squad's second-youngest player.
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Crews famously accused a "high level Hollywood executive" of groping him at a 2016 party, leading top WME talent agent Adam Venit to take a leave of absence.
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Last November, after the technology news site The Information reported that Google had investigated Mr. Rubin for an inappropriate relationship, he took a leave of absence from Essential.
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Mr. McCabe, who stepped down in January and took a leave of absence, denied the accusation and appealed this week to senior career officials in the Justice Department.
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Sanjay Thakkar, a KPMG partner accused of bullying, has stepped down as the head of the consultancy's advisory unit and taken a leave of absence from the firm.
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My own formal public service was limited to the year that I could get a leave of absence from Code for America to work at the White House.
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Historically, it was common for American teachers to be pushed out of their jobs during pregnancy, either through termination or the requirement of an unpaid leave of absence.
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Mike Krzyzewski, the Duke men's basketball coach, will have lower back surgery this week and take a leave of absence from the team, the university announced on Monday.
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That's one good thing about Walmart, people with disabilities and other people—they give them a number to call if they need to take a leave of absence.
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DENNIS ON THE BENCH Wichita State sophomore Dexter Dennis returned to the bench after taking a leave of absence from the team for personal reasons on Dec. 21.
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Last November, however, Turner switched allegiances, taking a leave of absence from a paid role with the Ohio Democratic Party to be an unpaid advocate for Sanders's campaign.
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After finding the work of this assistant unsatisfactory, Ms. Dugan offered her a new position, but she refused it and took a leave of absence, the complaint said.
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Concerned about a shortage of pilots, the second-largest U.S. airline is offering its workers the chance to take an unpaid leave of absence to attend flight school.
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Chief Accounting Officer Dave Morton resigned after about a month on the job, while Chief People Officer Gaby Toledano reportedly isn't returning after an extended leave of absence.
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" A spokesperson for Essential told Mashable, "At our last regularly scheduled board meeting earlier in November, Andy asked for a leave of absence to deal with personal matters.
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Biden was separately involved in the Penn Biden Center for Diplomacy and Global Engagement, from which he took a leave of absence once he launched his presidential campaign.
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Mr Kalanick had previously said he would take a leave of absence, in part to deal with a personal tragedy—the death of his mother in a boating accident.
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When The Information first reported details last November about Google's investigation into Rubin's inappropriate relationship with a co-worker, he took a leave of absence from hardware company Essential.
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Gonzalez took a leave of absence from her job, covered under the Family and Medical Leave Act (FMLA), in May with a return date at the end of September.
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"We are concerned by the fairly extraordinary length of Mr. Jurvetson's leave of absence," Glass Lewis said in its proxy paper in advance of next month's Tesla's shareholder meeting.
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Where technology and economics collide Travis Kalanick, the embattled CEO of Uber, is taking an indefinite leave of absence, he announced in a company-wide email on Tuesday morning.
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Greg Abbott was the Chairman and CEO of International Dispensing Corporation, a packaging company for the food and beverage industry, until he took a leave of absence in March.
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AFGE President J. David Cox has denied the allegations but said that he will take a leave of absence while the union investigates them, according to to the organization.
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LONDON (Reuters) - Troels Oerting, the head of cyber and information security at Britain's Barclays Plc, has taken a leave of absence, sources familiar with the matter said on Wednesday.
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John Lasseter, chief creative officer of Pixar and Walt Disney Animation Studios, is taking a six-month leave of absence in the wake of complaints about his professional behavior.
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During the 1973-74 school year, Bill Clinton made $16,182 according to school records, though he took a leave of absence for the fall semester to run for Congress.
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It was announced this week that "by mutual agreement" Tariq Ramadan was taking a leave of absence from his job as a professor of Islamic studies at Oxford University.
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When Page and Brin decided to take a leave of absence from Stanford to pursue Google full-time, they turned to a professor they admired, David Cheriton, for advice.
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" A few months later, Doug Field indicated he wanted to take a leave of absence, which one person described to The Wall Street Journal as a "six-week sabbatical.
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Yahoo Finance obtained leaked audio from Uber's all-hands meeting today, with topics ranging from CEO Travis Kalanick's newly-announced leave of absence to changes in the company's values.
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Uber's board of directors will meet on Sunday to discuss a leave of absence for the ride-hailing company's chief executive, Travis Kalanick, according to The New York Times.
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Tesla's chief people officer Gaby Toledano, and one of the few female executives at the automaker, is on leave of absence 15 months after taking the senior management position.
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"On a leave-of-absence, there are tons of talented people [testing Windows] every day, which gives me the possibility of spending depth time on other devices," he continues.
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It said the leave of absence that Pope Francis had granted Pell, head of the Vatican's economy ministry, last year so he could defend himself "is still in place".
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He had been ill and was forced take a leave of absence from his job as CEO of Oracle last month, a role he shared with CEO Safra Catz.
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On Breitbart News Network, a website whose chairman, Stephen K. Bannon, took a leave of absence in August to become chief executive of Mr. Trump's campaign, uppercase headlines blared.
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Tesla's senior vice president of engineering, Doug Field, is leaving the company for good after previously stepping away for what the company had characterized as a leave of absence.
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Polite smoked marijuana as a way to manage stress during college, according to the Times, and was placed on a "health leave of absence" before entering the rehabilitation program.
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Caldbeck issued a statement saying he would take an indefinite leave of absence after multiple women in the tech industry alleged they faced unwanted and inappropriate advances from him.
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John Lasseter, the Disney Pixar Chief Creative Officer and co-founder that took a leave of absence in November citing "missteps," will be leaving the company permanently, CNBC reports.
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The company suddenly lost its CEO last month, when Dimitris Lois died, only weeks after the company announced he would take a temporary leave of absence for medical treatment.
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Mark Hurd, one of two CEOs leading the database software giant Oracle, is taking a leave of absence owing to health reasons, he told employees in a letter today.
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Oracle said Mark Hurd, one of the software vendor's two CEOs, is taking a leave of absence for health reasons, nine years after joining the company from Hewlett-Packard.
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She will take a "leave of absence" from her duties in the House of Lords, where she has served as Baroness King of Bow on Labour's frontbench since 2011.
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In December 2017, Pishevar took an "immediate leave of absence" from both Sherpa Capital, the VC firm he co-founded, and Elon Musk's Hyperloop, which he also co-founded.
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Mr. Rubin, who runs the smartphone hardware start-up Essential, asked to take a leave of absence this month to address personal matters, Shari Doherty, an Essential spokeswoman said.
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"After this week I either go back to work where I have little to no protection, I take unpaid leave of absence, or I quit my job," she said.
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In 2014, Clovis took a leave of absence from his Morningside College post to run for Senate, entering the GOP primary to fill the Iowa seat vacated by Sen.
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SAN FRANCISCO — Oracle said Wednesday that Mark Hurd, one of two chief executives at the big software company, would take a leave of absence to address undisclosed medical issues.
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The dismissal comes right after Francis granted a leave of absence to an ideological ally of Cardinal Müller's who is facing trial in Australia on charges of sexual assault.
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Ryan had left the team in November, taking a leave of absence to enter the NHL's player assistance program to seek treatment for problems he had had with alcohol.
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I had extended my leave of absence for an entire year, until I received an email from an administrator asking me to withdraw if I didn't intend to return.
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Mr. Kalanick, who announced a leave of absence as the report was disclosed, has been under fire for his flouting of rules and norms, including transportation and safety regulations.
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Also on Tuesday, Mr. Kalanick announced that he would be taking an indefinite leave of absence, attending to mourning the recent death of his mother in a boating accident.
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After the section had gone to press, Mr. Kalanick resigned as the company's chief executive; he is no longer merely on an indefinite leave of absence from that position.
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Sixty percent of those caring for older family members report having to reduce the number of hours they work, take a leave of absence or make other career changes.
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New York (CNN Business)The president of the United Auto Workers, Gary Jones, will take a leave of absence amid a growing scandal involving the union and its finances.
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Jaime Rodriguez, known as "El Bronco," wrote in a post on Twitter that he had asked the state's congress for permission to take a six-month leave of absence.
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But Mr. Ludwig, a former corporate lawyer who took a leave of absence to make his Broadway debut with "Lend Me a Tenor," has never lived in New York.
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Fed up with teaching, Mr. Waller took an unpaid leave of absence in 1003 and obtained a $200,000 grant from the state to study the future of the region.
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Ms. Garcia will take a temporary leave of absence from the Department of Sanitation to run the authority, known as Nycha, while the search for a permanent leader continues.
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I'm talking about the idea of, I think the meeting was the point where Travis was taking the leave of absence, this was a week before he actually left.
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Mr. Baer has been on a leave of absence from the team since March 4, time away that the league said would now be converted to an unpaid suspension.
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And now Kalanick is reportedly considering a leave of absence (in addition to Uber-related stress, he is grieving the recent death of his mother in a boating accident).
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Buttigieg's own service -- he took a leave of absence from his job in 2014 to serve in Afghanistan -- is central to his story and his rise in the Democratic primary.
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Jo says that it's honestly a bit of both, so Meredith takes her to the hospital to get a proper leave of absence so she can get some professional help.
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That said, I'm taking a leave of absence next year, so I think I may take a course or two in my hometown to avoid interest collecting/loan repayment beginning.
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Sobel, who returned to school her senior year after taking a leave of absence to live at the Occupy Encampment, does not feel that her Free Cooper work ever ended.
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Park, the former union leader, first proposed the low-wage factory in 2014 and later took a leave of absence from Kia to work full-time for the city government.
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And Caldbeck's history of inappropriate behavior allegedly pre-dated his time at Binary Capital (a founding managing partner at the firm, Caldbeck has been given an "indefinite leave of absence").
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"I've brought on therapists and I plan to take a leave of absence from my company and to deal with this issue head on," Weinstein wrote in his meandering statement.
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Hall, who started work in June as deputy FRA administrator and served as acting administrator for more than six months, took a leave of absence last month for family reasons.
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He had been forced to take a leave of absence from Harvard because he'd neglected his classes while working at The Crimson, the daily newspaper, where he was managing editor.
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Weinstein had previously voluntarily taken an indefinite leave of absence following the revelation of at least allegations of sexual harassment uncovered in an expose Thursday by The New York Times.
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In November, Jurvetson took a leave of absence from both boards following his exit from the venture firm he co-founded, Draper Fisher Jurvetson, amid an investigation into sexual misconduct.
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In June, Uber fired 20 employees, including executives, for their behavior and Chief Executive Travis Kalanick announced he was taking a leave of absence for an unspecified length of time.
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Previously, he had said he would take a temporary leave of absence in the wake of an investigation into Uber's company culture, which was said to foster harassment and discrimination.
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The ostensible purpose of the long-awaited meeting was to announce CEO Travis Kalanick's leave of absence and a series of recommendations stemming from an investigation into the company's culture.
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Caldbeck, accused of sexual harassment and unwanted sexual advances in 2017, took an indefinite leave of absence from Binary, leaving to Teo all the responsibilities of the $175 million fund.
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Brian France, 56, has taken an indefinite leave of absence as CEO of NASCAR, the company said, after he was arrested on Sunday and charged with DWI and drug possession.
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Later that day, the suit alleges, Hyperloop One fired Pendergast (in front of his wife and children), demoted Sauer (who then resigned), and demanded BamBrogan take a leave of absence.
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Two months after Baazov made the offer, he was charged with insider trading by Quebec's securities regulator, and the company said he was taking an indefinite paid leave of absence.
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She was twenty-two, and had just decided to take a leave of absence from Miami University, in Oxford, Ohio, where she was pursuing a master's degree in clinical psychology.
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Kansas played without its second-leading scorer, senior guard Lagerald Vick, who has taken a leave of absence to deal with "some personal matters," according to a statement issued Friday.
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Oracle employees tell us that people inside the company had been wondering about CEO Mark Hurd's health for over a year before he officially took a medical leave of absence.
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Kalanick announced this week that he would take a temporary leave of absence from his company to mourn the death of his mother and to work on his leadership skills.
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"All I'm asking is let me take a leave of absence and get into heavy therapy and counseling whether it be in a facility or somewhere else," Weinstein reportedly wrote.
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That's what happened to the Reverend Cynthia Meyer, a lesbian pastor in Kansas, when a complaint filed against her ended with her taking an involuntary leave of absence last August.
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The film producer issued a statement Thursday following the Times report in which he apologized for his behavior and announced he was taking a leave of absence from his company.
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The remaining board members announced on Friday that they had hired an outside law firm to investigate the allegations and that Mr. Weinstein would take an indefinite leave of absence.
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After taking a leave of absence from the Phillies following a cancer diagnosis in 2014, he returned in 2015 as chairman and remained active in that role until his passing.
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" The Rams added ... "Once the charges were filed, we decided Ted would take a leave of absence from the team as this matter works its way through the justice system.
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That voting power is crucial as the ride-hailing service wrestles with its issues and as the board considers whether Mr. Kalanick should take a three-month leave of absence.
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For the record, Curran did finish high school but told me he spent only "a few days" at university before deciding to take a leave of absence to pursue Evervault.
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ZDNet also reveals that Panay may have been considering a new role inside or outside of Microsoft that could have involved a leave of absence or even him joining Apple.
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Ivanka Trump announced Wednesday she will take a formal leave of absence from the Trump Organization and her apparel and accessories firm when her father becomes president later this month.
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The authorities said Mr. Xu had antisocial tendencies and was struggling with a debilitating autonomic nervous system disorder that had forced him to take a leave of absence from school.
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He winds up extending his leave of absence from his Melbourne job and partnering with the only cop in sight, a very likable local named Raco, for a rogue investigation.
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The survey also found that just over half of investors expect Michael Pearson to return as chief executive after taking a leave of absence for medical reasons late last year.
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In this double episode, also written by Kaling, Michael is overjoyed when his old love, Holly Flax, returns to the office after Toby has to take a leave of absence.
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"Jose Munoz has taken a leave of absence to allow him to assist the company by concentrating on special tasks arising from recent events," the company said in a statement.
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Bill Gates got a lot done in his 20s: After taking a leave of absence from Harvard, he formed a computer software company with his high school friend Paul Allen.
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That is, after Ms. Trump had separated her personal social media accounts from her brand's social accounts, but before she had taken a formal leave of absence from the company.
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Unpaid leave of absence for staff is one of the ways some airlines are trying to save costs as more people cancel their trips in light of the global pandemic.
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Cabrera, 32, proved to be one of General Manager Sandy Alderson's best free-agent signings before he took a leave of absence last month because of a recurrence of cancer.
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Two weeks later, after returning to his home in Medford, N.J., for treatment, he applied for a medical leave of absence from the college — his sixth leave in four years.
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Meier announced yesterday that he is taking a six-month leave of absence from his firm, Richard Meier & Partners Architects, following investigations by the New York Times into his behavior.
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According to media reports, the board is also discussing whether to ask Uber CEO Travis Kalanick to take a leave of absence as the company tries to regain its footing.
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"All went as planned" during the 2017 season, Pope said, until General Manager Rick Smith announced he was taking a leave of absence and Gaine became general manager in January 2018.
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Reigns — whose real name is Leati Joseph Anoaʻi — revealed that he was diagnosed with cancer in October, simultaneously giving up his championship title and taking a leave of absence from WWE.
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The Atlanta-based airline is looking to hire 42,000 new pilots over the next 10 years by encouraging current employees to take an unpaid leave of absence and attend flight school.
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Both Michael and Alexander have been fired from the company and Kalanick is on a leave of absence following a string of other misconduct allegations and the death of his mother.
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Unfortunately, due to Megan Mullally's temporary leave of absence from the farewell season of Will & Grace, viewers won't get to see her sassy character for two of the final 18 episodes.
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Leo, as he did with now-Justice Neil Gorsuch's nomination, has taken a leave of absence from the conservative legal group to help the White House with the Supreme Court nomination.
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The statement, in attempting and failing to quote Jay-Z and vowing to take on the NRA (???) during a leave of absence from his company, was not without its own problems.
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Now, with Zack's passing, Delilah has decided to take a leave of absence from her radio show to mourn and turn towards her husband, family and millions of listeners for comfort.
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They divorced this past August, a few months after he took a leave of absence from Essential when The Information broke news of the misconduct claims during his tenure at Google.
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Essential founder and CEO Andy Rubin has taken a leave of absence from his new company for "personal reasons" following a report on the circumstances of his 2014 departure from Google.
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He was hired as the Texans' GM in January 2018 after former general manager Rick Smith took a leave of absence to take care of his wife as she battled cancer.
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In that same announcement, the soon-to-be First Daughter said she will take a formal leave of absence from the Trump Organization and her brand, although she will retain ownership.
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Venture capitalist Justin Caldbeck is taking an indefinite leave of absence from Binary Capital, the Silicon Valley firm he co-founded, following allegations of unwanted sexual advances by several female entrepreneurs.
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His career has a familiar Silicon Valley trajectory: He went to Wharton, took a leave of absence his sophomore year to work at a communications startup, and then it got acquired.
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Pinder-Amaker says that the majority of students who do end up taking a leave of absence from school for mental health issues were ones who did not seek help sooner.
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Although Batali remains an owner of his restaurants, he announced that he will take a leave of absence from his restaurant empire as well as his hosting gig on The Chew.
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Breitbart London's political and business aims were so closely integrated that Kassam took a brief leave of absence from the site to advise Nigel Farage, the leader of the Brexit movement.
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Tramaglini has been on paid leave of absence from his six-figure school district job, and is also a part-time lecturer at Rugters Graduate School of Education, according to NJ.com.
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Pishevar invoked his lawsuit and alleged smear campaign in a lengthy statement earlier this week about taking a leave of absence from his VC firm and role at Virgin Hyperloop One.
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Ivanka took a leave of absence and moved her company's assets to a trust handled by Kushner's family, while President Trump gave control of his company to his two adult sons.
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It's not immediately known what those recommendations are, but previous reports included a leave of absence for Uber CEO Travis Kalanick and the firing of his right-hand man, Emil Michael.
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Soon after former Attorney General Eric Holder's investigation into the company's alleged culture of sexual harassment and misconduct was completed, CEO Travis Kalanick announced he is taking a leave of absence.
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The company said on Friday that Weinstein was taking an indefinite leave of absence after the New York Times' investigation into accusations against one of the most powerful men in Hollywood.
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Caldbeck, accused of sexual harassment and unwanted sexual advances in 2017, took an indefinite leave of absence from Binary Capital, leaving to Teo all the responsibilities of the $175 million fund.
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Ekman-Larsson was granted a leave of absence by the team Monday and will return to Sweden to be with his family following the passing of his mother due to cancer.
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United Auto Workers' President Gary Jones will take a leave of absence effective Sunday after a vote by the union's executive board, amid a widening federal corruption probe into the union.
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The news of his leave of absence comes after the union recently reached agreements with General Motors and the Ford Motor Company following a strike that lasted more than a month.
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Lesser sustained multiple fractures in the serious fall, necessitating an initial two-week stay in Cedars Sinai hospital, hefty medical bills, and eight months of forced leave of absence from work.
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Oracle CEO Mark Hurd died on Friday at the age of 20193, just over a month after he took a leave of absence from the company to focus on his health.
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" Donald Trump's Jared Kushner dilemma Gergen said "transparency should be the friend of this administration" and suggested again that Kushner take a "temporary leave of absence while they clear the air.
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That's why the choice to take a leave of absence was ultimately up to Kalanick—his board can make suggestions, but ultimately, they don't have the power to force him out.
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The governing body distanced itself from the statements made at the time by Reid, who took an indefinite leave of absence from her board role in late January for health reasons.
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Seven months after taking a leave of absence following sexual harassment allegations, the prominent architect Richard Meier is stepping down from the leadership of his firm, the office announced on Tuesday.
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American is among U.S. airlines offering employees unpaid leave of absence in an effort to save costs as travelers cancel flights amid the rapid spread of the coronavirus across the world.
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The move came less than a week after Mr. Fish was asked to take a leave of absence pending an investigation into recent complaints from women about their interactions with him.
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Why not take a leave of absence, enter a rehabilitation program and return to the most powerful position in American sports business — and a multimillion-dollar salary — in a few months?
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The pain has forced Ms. Williams to walk with a cane and, in March, to take a leave of absence from her job as a patient unit associate at NYU Langone.
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Unfortunately for me, I must continue to work in order to pay my bills and cannot afford to take a leave of absence, even if I wanted to — which I do.
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She has around $5,000 in student debt to pay down for a college she hasn't yet gotten a degree from, having taken a leave of absence to pick up more shifts.
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" The firm's spokeswoman, Carol Wentworth, confirmed his departure, and a Tesla spokeswoman said he is taking a leave of absence from the Tesla and SpaceX boards "pending resolution of these allegations.
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Management will be provided with guidance to determine whether to direct employees to contact Human Resources to request time off, a leave of absence, or an accommodation related to COVID-19.
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In addition to the flight reductions, Munoz and Kirby said that employees would be offered the option to apply for a voluntary, unpaid leave of absence, or a voluntary reduced schedule.
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Two opinion journalists at the company, Timothy L. O'Brien and David Shipley, who both previously worked at The New York Times, took a leave of absence to join the Bloomberg campaign.
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Given all the uncertainty, various groups have called on Mr. Buhari to resign or take a lengthy medical leave of absence until it is clear he is well enough to lead.
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MEXICO CITY (Reuters) - The governor of Nuevo Leon, a prosperous state in northern Mexico, requested a leave of absence on Wednesday to run as an independent candidate for president next year.
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Jaime Rodríguez Calderón, an independent candidate who took a leave of absence as governor of the state of Nuevo León to compete, has been bringing up the rear in the polls.
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It was a dark and horrifying report, and in its wake, Mr. Friedman announced that he was taking an indefinite leave of absence from the restaurants he and Ms. Bloomfield run.
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Kalanick currently isn't at the helm of the company — the notoriously combative CEO has taken a leave of absence as Uber begins a period its board hopes will erase its past.
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Ms. A completed her undergraduate studies but took a leave of absence from her graduate program at Stanford in 2015, which she blames on Stanford's failure to address allegations against her assailant.
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In November 2013 her 60 Minutes report about the attack on Benghazi was found to be inaccurate, and Logan was forced to take a leave of absence from the job she loved.
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Amato will succeed Roman Kurmann who, the compnay said, has decided to step down to take a leave of absence from work for family reasons and pursue new opportunities in the future.
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The principal at a Success Academy charter school who created a "Got to Go" list of difficult students is taking a personal leave of absence, a Success Academy spokeswoman said on Monday.
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The news comes as the company has been hit with an extended barrage of scandal and controversy; Kalanick had already recently taken a leave of absence following the death of his mother.
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This is a remarkable turnaround for Uber, which has been struggling in the face of multiple scandals that recently culminated in a temporary leave of absence by the company's CEO Travis Kalanick.
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We can't change what may have happened in the past, but we can change the response and apologize, acknowledge wrongdoing, take a leave of absence, and don't go after the women [accusers].
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"My father always said, 'We are Americans, and we can never surrender,' " Meghan previously shared during her first episode of The View in October, after over a month-long leave of absence.
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In season 1, he had to take a leave of absence to have surgery for gallstones, which then led to another surgery in 1957 — post Suez Crisis — to replace a bile duct.
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The company has also lost several executives and board members, including co-founder Shervin Pishevar, who took a leave of absence in December after Bloomberg reported on multiple claims of sexual misconduct.
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Although Batali remains an owner of his restaurants, he announced that he will take a leave of absence from his restaurant empire as well as his hosting gig on ABC's The Chew.
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Publicis said it had asked Roberts to take an immediate leave of absence as the group did not tolerate "anyone speaking for our organization who does not value the importance of inclusion".
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Essential smartphone startup founder Andy Rubin, who took a leave of absence last month in light of allegations of an improper relationship at his previous employer, has returned to work, Recode reports.
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France was the CEO of NASCAR at the time of the arrest -- a role he held for 15 years -- but took a leave of absence following the incident and later stepped down.
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Now, Key Sr. -- who played in the NFL for 11 years -- has confirmed that his son is taking an "extended leave of absence" from the football program to "mature" for 6 months.
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Kelvin, who owns about 35 percent of Ted Baker and has been CEO since its launch in 1988, went on a leave of absence a few days after the investigation was launched.
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Homex said the SEC had sent similar notifications to some employees of the company, who would be taking a leave of absence in order to fully focus on responding to the probe.
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During the 2016 election, Ramos took a leave of absence from her job to join fellow members of the Culinary Workers Union Local 226 in knocking on doors and making phone calls.
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Jurvetson is reportedly close to Elon Musk, so while the controversy led Jurvetson to take a leave of absence from SpaceX and Tesla, he is back on the boards of both companies.
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The Associated Press reports that Leonard Leo, executive vice president of the Federalist Society, is taking a leave of absence to serve as an outside adviser to the White House selection process.
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Weinstein, who announced Thursday that he'd be taking a leave of absence from his company, has threatened to sue the Times over "a story that is saturated with false and defamatory statements."
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Joaquín Castro (D-Texas), will take a leave of absence to join Hillary ClintonHillary Diane Rodham ClintonLewandowski on potential NH Senate run: If I run, 'I'm going to win' Fighter pilot vs.
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Their sister, Ivanka Trump, took a formal leave of absence from the real estate development company, moving to Washington, DC, with husband, Jared Kushner, who serves as senior adviser to the President.
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The head of the Swedish Shareholders Association told Reuters Rollen should consider taking a temporary leave of absence from his CEO duties in light of the charges, but Rollen dismissed the suggestion.
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Oracle (ORCL) Co-Chief Executive Officer Mark Hurd is taking a health-related leave of absence, with his responsibilities covered by Co-Chief Executive Officer Safra Catz and Oracle founder Larry Ellison.
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In June, Francis granted a leave of absence to Cardinal Pell, the highest-ranking Roman Catholic prelate to be formally charged with sexual offenses, so that he could defend himself in Australia.
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Fonseca announced that he was taking a leave of absence after Mossack Fonseca's Brazilian office was implicated in an ongoing corruption and money laundering scandal centered around Brazil's state-owned oil company.
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The way the team handled the departure this week of General Manager Sandy Alderson, who is taking a leave of absence to focus on treating his cancer, underlined the club's broken nature.
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Tariq Ramadan, a renowned scholar of Islam, has taken a leave of absence from his teaching post at Oxford University after two women filed complaints that he sexually assaulted them in France.
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Amid many reforms, Mr. Kalanick announced a leave of absence last week and late Tuesday said he was resigning as Uber C.E.O. It is the swiftness of the fall that's interesting here.
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Pope Francis granted a leave of absence to Cardinal George Pell, a top Vatican official who has been charged with sexual assault, so that he could return to Australia to defend himself.
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They are more likely than men to take a leave of absence from work, to lose employment benefits because they cut back their hours or to be forced to quit working altogether.
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As part of the fallout, the board has asked Robert A. Chrencik, its chief executive, to take a leave of absence while a independent investigation is conducted into potential conflicts of interest.
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Before NYU, he was a graduate assistant for the University of Southern California's Support and Advocacy department, where he worked with all students who wanted to take a health leave of absence.
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MSU spokesperson Emily Guerrant told BuzzFeed News that the university was aware of the charges against Simon and that she is taking "an immediate leave of absence" to focus on her legal situation.
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Neumann has been placed on a paid leave of absence from the company, Activision Blizzard said, adding that Neumann will get an opportunity to demonstrate why termination of his employment is not justified.
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As the ride-hailing outfit barrels into another week of horrifying headlines, with CEO Travis Kalanick taking a leave of absence for an undefined period of time, its short-term prospects appear bleak.
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Judge Julianne Hough and her brother (and reigning mirror ball champ) Derek Hough will be sitting out this season, but Len Goodman is returning to the judge's table after a leave of absence.
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"The Information reported that after it reached out to Rubin's spokesman for comment on the story, employees at the startup were informed that Rubin was taking a leave of absence "for personal reasons.
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The rumors continued when she embarked on an unprecedented planned two-month leave of absence in January, replaced by a number of fill-in hosts — including Nick Cannon, Sherri Shepherd, and Jerry O'Connell.
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DEFUNCT GERMAN MODEL Park, the former union leader, first proposed the low-wage factory in 2014 and later took a leave of absence from Kia to work full-time for the city government.
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Jurvetson, the co-founder of Silicon Valley venture capital firm Draper Fisher Jurvetson, is said to be on a leave of absence from Tesla's board since allegations of sexual harassment against him arose.
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Ferry took a 10-month leave of absence from his duties with Atlanta after reading a scouting report out loud that contained "offensive and racist" comments about then-Miami Heat player Luol Deng.
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Earlier Tuesday, the company acknowledged that its CEO, Travis Kalanick, would take a leave of absence, and it announced plans to make wide-ranging changes in an attempt to revamp its corporate culture.
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Getting the work permit from DACA helped Altaf land her a job at her current firm, though she had to take a leave of absence for five months when the renewal was delayed.
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Ms. Noerdlinger took a leave of absence from City Hall after her role was overshadowed by controversy over her personal life that raised questions about the hiring and vetting process for senior aides.
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Thursday night's latest episode, "Gut Feeling," got its very first one when Maggie Pierce (Kelly McCreary) learned her boyfriend Jackson Avery (Jesse Williams) had taken an undefined leave of absence… without telling her.
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Facts First: Material from the dossier was used in an application to obtain a warrant to surveil one particular person, Carter Page, after Page had taken a leave of absence from the campaign.
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NASCAR said in a news release on Monday afternoon that France&aposs leave of absence is "indefinite," and that Jim France has taken on the role of interim chairman and CEO, effective immediately.
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Bill Gates got a lot done in his 20s: After taking a leave of absence from Harvard, the young tech whiz formed a computer software company with his high school friend Paul Allen.
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Sherpa's statement: Pishevar, who is best-known as an early investor in Uber while with a previous VC firm, already had taken a leave of absence from Sherpa and his portfolio companies boards.
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It means employers will, unfairly or no, start to see any woman of childbearing age as a risky investment, because they would be much more likely to take a long leave of absence.
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The first daughter, who serves as a White House adviser, took a formal leave of absence from the brand in January, but kept her ownership stake and moved the assets into a trust.
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Kalanick announced that he was taking a leave of absence last week, as the company revealed the findings of an investigation into what many call a broken culture and a deeply dysfunctional management.
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"An agreed leave of absence implies no presumption or acceptance of guilt and allows Professor Ramadan to address the extremely serious allegations made against him, all of which he categorically denies," it added.
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Caldbeck, the founder of investment firm Binary Capital, announced he was taking a leave of absence in response to an article in The Information in which six women accused him of sexual harassment.
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The actress Sheridan Smith has taken a leave of absence from the West End production of "Funny Girl," the production's publicists said Thursday, citing "stress and exhaustion" as the reasons for her departure.
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A spokesman for Israeli Prime Minister Benjamin Netanyahu is taking a leave of absence after multiple women came forward in recent days to accuse him of physical misconduct, The Times of Israel reported.
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He had recently returned to the Fort from a long leave of absence after being convicted of stabbing a fellow-employee; Rupprecht hired him back as soon as he was out of prison.
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Gary Jones, the president of the United Automobile Workers union, which is under investigation over allegations of financial wrongdoing, is taking a leave of absence, the union said in a statement on Saturday.
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Both he and Yale have said he is taking a leave of absence, but he has not returned, and last week his father told The New Haven Register that he had been expelled.
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Last Friday, the four who remained — Bob Weinstein, Mr. Ben Ammar, Mr. Koenigsberg and Mr. Maerov — announced that Harvey Weinstein would take a leave of absence while an outside lawyer investigated the complaints.
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"We confirm that we have asked Paul to take a leave of absence as we review this matter, to evaluate whether further steps need to be taken," a UBS spokesman said on Friday.
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"We confirm that we have asked Paul to take a leave of absence as we review this matter, to evaluate whether further steps need to be taken," a UBS spokesman said by email.
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Gimelstob -- who's become a star broadcaster in retirement -- has taken a leave of absence from his role as an analyst on the Tennis Channel while his case plays out in the court system.
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In June, Francis granted a leave of absence to Cardinal George Pell, the highest-ranking Roman Catholic prelate to be formally charged with sexual offenses, so that he could defend himself in Australia.
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He was on his fourth war-zone deployment — twice to Iraq, and twice to Afghanistan — and had taken a leave of absence from his post as mayor of North Ogden, Utah, to go.
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When the interview was taped in front of a live audience at Inforum at the Commonwealth Club, Kalanick had just announced an indefinite leave of absence but had not yet resigned as CEO.
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No board rules obliged Gimelstob to take a leave of absence after his arrest on felony charges, and in December the board did not summon the unanimous vote it needed to remove him.
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She informed her employer last Wednesday that she will be taking a temporary leave of absence after deciding that the chances of contracting coronavirus at her job were too great to risk it.
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In a statement on Wednesday, Chicago-based United said it was also implementing a hiring freeze, delaying merit-based salary increases and offering employees the option to take an unpaid leave of absence.
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Earlier this month, the board approved top management changes, which included having Kalanick take an indefinite leave of absence, after an independent investigation found a culture of sexism and disrespect pervaded the company.
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He also said that the company would suspend its editorial board and that David Shipley, Tim O'Brien and other editorial board members will take a leave of absence to join Bloomberg's presidential campaign.
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Some students have already taken a leave of absence or transferred, but the cutoff ends a crucial funding source for students like Daniel A. Herrera, who is halfway through his three-year degree.
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Earlier this week, Mr. Martins, 71, requested and was granted a temporary leave of absence in the wake of an accusation made in an anonymous letter sent to the School of American Ballet.
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Architect Richard Meier has stepped down from his role at his firm, which he founded in 1963, after a seven-month leave of absence in the wake of five allegations of sexual assault.
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He said this week that he will take an indefinite leave of absence, in part to grieve for his mother, who was killed in a recent accident, and in part to "work on himself".
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Update 11/29/2017 2:17pm: An Essential spokesperson provided the following statement:At our last regularly scheduled board meeting earlier in November, Andy asked for a leave of absence to deal with personal matters.
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For current Delta employees, the airline is encouraging those working in other areas of the company to transition into a pilot career by taking an unpaid leave of absence and enroll in flight school.
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Shervin Pishevar, co-founder of Sherpa Capital and co-founder of Hyperloop One, is taking an immediate leave of absence from both companies, as well as from his board responsibilities at Sherpa's portfolio companies.
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Ron Calderon, who took a leave of absence from the state Senate until his term ended in 2014, pleaded guilty to mail fraud in the case and is set to be sentenced next week.
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The move was announced by CEO David Ellison and comes just over a year after Lasseter, 61, announced his leave of absence to Pixar staff in a shocking memo that apologized for inappropriate behavior.
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An investigation into alleged sexual misconduct at an event in 2013 has led to AngelList employee Lee Jacobs going on indefinite paid leave of absence, sources tell TechCrunch and the company has now confirmed.
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My friend is considering an assignment abroad, which I would LOVE to do, but that would mean asking M. to take a leave of absence from work, and his job is going incredibly well.
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Italy's top financial newspaper said on Monday it had put its editor Roberto Napoletano on unpaid leave of absence after it emerged last week he was being investigated for allegedly issuing false corporate statements.
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In December, Chief Executive Officer and founder Ray Kelvin decided to take a voluntary leave of absence while allegations about his conduct, related in part to his habit of hugging business colleagues, were investigated.
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Kelvin, who is top shareholder with a stake of about 35 percent and has been CEO since its launch in 1988, went on a leave of absence a few days after the investigation began.
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Somehow, Principal Toby still hasn't fired Hannah for being completely inappropriate and flakey, and she takes a leave of absence from work for the afternoon to go see what's going on with her dad.
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A Cycling New Zealand spokesman also told local media that Van Velthooven had been granted a leave of absence from their sport's high performance program but was unsure as to what he was doing.
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Outlets such as The New York Times and Recode previously reported that a leave of absence for Kalanick might be considered by Uber's board, but did not reveal which way the company was leaning.
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"CJ has to go to the children's hospital several times a week for treatments which has forced both Jolene and Marty to take a leave of absence from work," the now-defunct page read.
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Laura Fitton, a Boston-based entrepreneur and author, told Axios she was pushed to come forward after Pishevar announced he would be taking a leave of absence to pursue legal action against his accusers.
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The announcement comes one month after the DeepMind cofounder who had headed up its health business, Mustafa Suleyman, confirmed he was on a leave of absence from the business for reasons that are unclear.
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Image: TimeFollowing an investigation into sexual harassment, discrimination, and retaliation, Kalanick is taking a leave of absence for an undetermined period of time, as the company attempts to overhaul its historically tumultuous inner workings.
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Along with a review of the long-in-the-works report on harassment, it will reportedly consider a leave of absence for Travis Kalanick and a top executive is expected to resign on Monday.
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According to sources speaking with the New York Times, the question of whether Kalanick should take a leave of absence rests in the hands of Garrett Camp, Uber's chairman, and board member Ryan Graves.
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" After the lawsuit was announced, Berkeley initially released a statement from Mr. Steele, the provost, saying that Mr. Choudhry would take an indefinite leave of absence, "stepping down to his faculty position and salary.
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In December, the company's CEO and founder Ray Kelvin decided to take a voluntary leave of absence while allegations about his conduct, related in part to his habit of hugging business colleagues, were investigated.
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In 21995, he took a leave of absence from Stanford and went to work in Sunnyvale for GCH, which had backing from Space Services of Houston, and a real estate investor named David Hannah.
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Instead, Kalanick chose a third option that's worse for everyone but Kalanick: He announced an indefinite leave of absence and left the company to be run by a 14-member committee of senior executives.
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He stepped down in late December 2009, after a brief hospitalization following a loss in the Southeastern Conference title game, only to change his mind a day later make it a leave of absence.
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