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Flower1234 Posted 14 years ago
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Difference betweeen time off and vacation
When one asks for time off work, does one means taking vacation?
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flower1234 When one asks for time off work, does one means taking vacation? Not necessarily . Time-off is usually for a brief period of time.
- flower1234 When one asks for time off work, does one means taking vacation?
- Not necessarily .
- Time-off is usually for a brief period of time.
- An hour-break between work hours can be an example.
- It can be the time when one does not have to work, but can use the time according to his/her wishes.
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flower1234When one asks for time off work, does one means taking vacation?Not necessarily.
Time-off is usually for a brief period of time. An hour-break between work hours can be an example. It can be the time when one does not have to work, but can use the time according to his/her wishes.
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