garden leave
noun[U]
HR,WORKPLACEukus→gardening leave
Examplesofgarden leave
garden leave
After 4 weeks he was removed from the airwaves and placed ongardenleavefor the 6 month notice period in his contract.
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This example is from Wikipedia and may be reused under a CC BY-SA license.In 1927 he was givengardenleavefrom his lectureship and arrested for a time in 1930.
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- there-s-little-to-be-said-for
- there's little to be said for something
- there's little to be said for sth
- there-s-little-to-be-said-for-sth
- there's many a slip twixt cup and lip
- there-s-many-a-slip-twixt-cup-and-lip
- there-s-method-in-madness
- there's method in your madness
- there-s-method-in-your-madness
- there's no accounting for taste
- there-s-no-accounting-for-taste
- there's no danger of that!
- there-s-no-danger-of-that
- there's no denying
- there-s-no-denying
- there's no escaping the fact
- there-s-no-escaping-the-fact
- temporal marker
- temporal paradox
- temporal parts
- temporal pattern
- temporal perspective
- temporal profile