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Sabbatical

Description:

A sabbatical is an extended period of time, usually taken by an employee, where they temporarily leave their job to pursue personal interests, engage in research or study, or simply to take a break from work.

Sample Sentences:

1. After working tirelessly for five years, she decided to take a sabbatical to travel the world and broaden her horizons.
2. Professors often take a sabbatical to conduct research or write books.
3. It is essential for employees to plan their sabbatical well in advance and ensure that their absence is managed efficiently.
4. During his sabbatical, he learned how to play the piano and wrote a novel.
5. Some companies offer paid sabbaticals as a way to retain valued employees and prevent burnout.

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