Definition of maternity leave in English:

maternity leave

noun

mass noun

A period of absence from work granted to a mother before and after the birth of her child.
Elizabeth is now on maternity leave
Example sentencesExamples
- There was a concern from my division head that I might not come back after maternity leave.
- Employers need to be sensitive to this right by granting sufficient maternity leave and providing special facilities at the workplace.
- Allison will be returning from maternity leave soon.
- The 34-year-old is currently on maternity leave after having a baby.
- How much maternity leave do you get?
- She took her maternity leave about a year ago.
- The union is also seeking full salaries and benefits for female pilots who go on maternity leave, regardless of the length of their breaks.
- What modern dance company has enough money to pay maternity leave?
- She returned to the track last season after a two-year maternity leave.
- Think twice about using all your vacation and sick days for maternity leave - save some days for later.
- In Britain, employers pay for six months of maternity leave and reclaim the money from the government.
- She left in 1998 to go on maternity leave.
- Following the birth of our first child a few years ago, my wife had eight months' maternity leave before returning to her job on a part-time basis.
- We relocated to Kansas City while I was on maternity leave with Andrew.
- They have no sick days or vacations, and there is no such thing as a maternity leave.
- Women have the right to maternity leave and equal access to education.
- I have 75 employees, and my HR manager is about to go out on maternity leave.
- That's because my wife is on maternity leave, and she wanted more channels to entertain herself and our toddler during the day.
- "There seems to be a strong consensus in Government that extending maternity leave is something that we have to do," he said.
- Martina was on maternity leave and is now welcomed back by all her friends.

Definition of maternity leave in US English:

maternity leave

noun

A period of absence from work granted to a mother before and after the birth of her child.
Elizabeth is now on maternity leave
Example sentencesExamples
- What modern dance company has enough money to pay maternity leave?
- Employers need to be sensitive to this right by granting sufficient maternity leave and providing special facilities at the workplace.
- In Britain, employers pay for six months of maternity leave and reclaim the money from the government.
- That's because my wife is on maternity leave, and she wanted more channels to entertain herself and our toddler during the day.
- I have 75 employees, and my HR manager is about to go out on maternity leave.
- They have no sick days or vacations, and there is no such thing as a maternity leave.
- Following the birth of our first child a few years ago, my wife had eight months' maternity leave before returning to her job on a part-time basis.
- There was a concern from my division head that I might not come back after maternity leave.
- Martina was on maternity leave and is now welcomed back by all her friends.
- She returned to the track last season after a two-year maternity leave.
- Allison will be returning from maternity leave soon.
- She left in 1998 to go on maternity leave.
- We relocated to Kansas City while I was on maternity leave with Andrew.
- Think twice about using all your vacation and sick days for maternity leave - save some days for later.
- The union is also seeking full salaries and benefits for female pilots who go on maternity leave, regardless of the length of their breaks.
- How much maternity leave do you get?
- The 34-year-old is currently on maternity leave after having a baby.
- Women have the right to maternity leave and equal access to education.
- She took her maternity leave about a year ago.
- "There seems to be a strong consensus in Government that extending maternity leave is something that we have to do," he said.

单词	maternity leave
释义	Definition of maternity leave in English: maternity leave noun mass noun A period of absence from work granted to a mother before and after the birth of her child. Elizabeth is now on maternity leave Example sentencesExamples There was a concern from my division head that I might not come back after maternity leave. Employers need to be sensitive to this right by granting sufficient maternity leave and providing special facilities at the workplace. Allison will be returning from maternity leave soon. The 34-year-old is currently on maternity leave after having a baby. How much maternity leave do you get? She took her maternity leave about a year ago. The union is also seeking full salaries and benefits for female pilots who go on maternity leave, regardless of the length of their breaks. What modern dance company has enough money to pay maternity leave? She returned to the track last season after a two-year maternity leave. Think twice about using all your vacation and sick days for maternity leave - save some days for later. In Britain, employers pay for six months of maternity leave and reclaim the money from the government. She left in 1998 to go on maternity leave. Following the birth of our first child a few years ago, my wife had eight months' maternity leave before returning to her job on a part-time basis. We relocated to Kansas City while I was on maternity leave with Andrew. They have no sick days or vacations, and there is no such thing as a maternity leave. Women have the right to maternity leave and equal access to education. I have 75 employees, and my HR manager is about to go out on maternity leave. That's because my wife is on maternity leave, and she wanted more channels to entertain herself and our toddler during the day. "There seems to be a strong consensus in Government that extending maternity leave is something that we have to do," he said. Martina was on maternity leave and is now welcomed back by all her friends. Definition of maternity leave in US English: maternity leave noun A period of absence from work granted to a mother before and after the birth of her child. Elizabeth is now on maternity leave Example sentencesExamples What modern dance company has enough money to pay maternity leave? Employers need to be sensitive to this right by granting sufficient maternity leave and providing special facilities at the workplace. In Britain, employers pay for six months of maternity leave and reclaim the money from the government. That's because my wife is on maternity leave, and she wanted more channels to entertain herself and our toddler during the day. I have 75 employees, and my HR manager is about to go out on maternity leave. They have no sick days or vacations, and there is no such thing as a maternity leave. Following the birth of our first child a few years ago, my wife had eight months' maternity leave before returning to her job on a part-time basis. There was a concern from my division head that I might not come back after maternity leave. Martina was on maternity leave and is now welcomed back by all her friends. She returned to the track last season after a two-year maternity leave. Allison will be returning from maternity leave soon. She left in 1998 to go on maternity leave. We relocated to Kansas City while I was on maternity leave with Andrew. Think twice about using all your vacation and sick days for maternity leave - save some days for later. The union is also seeking full salaries and benefits for female pilots who go on maternity leave, regardless of the length of their breaks. How much maternity leave do you get? The 34-year-old is currently on maternity leave after having a baby. Women have the right to maternity leave and equal access to education. She took her maternity leave about a year ago. "There seems to be a strong consensus in Government that extending maternity leave is something that we have to do," he said.
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