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Usually this is called a "leave of absence" in which the employer grants unpaid time off, but the position is still reserved for the employee when they return.
by Minor49er 3y ago
Usually this is called a "leave of absence" in which the employer grants unpaid time off, but the position is still reserved for the employee when they return. I have only seen a few employees request these in the past, though employers are probably open to other terms if they are willing to entertain this type of request in the first place