Synonyms for take time off
take time off

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1. take off, take time offverb

   take time off from work; stop working temporarily

   Synonyms:
   set off, start out, get off the ground, set out, lift off, part, subtract, take off, start, set forth, deduct, depart

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1. Yue Qian:

   Overwork culture contributes to gender equality because of the expectation that men and women have to work long hours and they can not take time off, all these expectations disadvantage mothers with young children in the labor market, especially given that men contribute very little to housework or childcare in China.

2. Sara Canaday:

   The problem is that we don’t see executives take time off. The indirect message [to employees] is that they shouldn’t take time off either.

3. Mike Ryan:

   Saturdays I try and take time off, but then on Sunday I try to do maybe a nine - or 10-hour day.

4. Mike DeWine:

   Reasonable people may disagree about a lot, but we can all agree that we must keep our children in the classroom so they don't fall behind and so their parents can go to work and not take time off to watch their kids at home.

5. Norman Fried:

   There is a greater need for strict and stringent bans of public events that total more than 1,000 persons. Businesses large and small must ease the rules governing compensation for American workers who take time off for sick days, elderly and infirm in America need to be attended to more vigilantly, aggressively and carefully before young members the population are attended to.