Synonyms for time off
time off

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1. time offnoun

   a time period when you are not required to work

   "he requested time off to attend his grandmother's funeral"

   Antonyms:
   work time

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1. • Time Period

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1. Jonas Jerebko:

   I'm going to take some time off and be with the family and take it easy.

2. Marcus Hotaling:

   There’s no shame in taking some time off, take a semester. Take a year. Get yourself better – whether it be through therapy or medication – and come back stronger, a better student, more focused and, more importantly, healthier.

3. Ashok Jangale:

   The government, the police think bonded labor is when someone is tied up in chains or locked inside a room. They don't even acknowledge that these workers are bonded, we tell the workers they have a right to be paid, to not be beaten or abused, to have time off, to send their kids to school.

4. 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.

5. John Brownstein:

   You might need time off work to get an appointment, or time off potentially if your child has symptoms after the shot, unfortunately, the disparities that have been seen across the pandemic, especially around income, will persist even around vaccine access and younger kids.