Sentences with phrase «after compassionate leave»
For example, when a colleague bereaved by suicide returns to work after compassionate leave then it could be helpful to ask how they are and offer to help them with their workload.
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Striker Emmanuel Adebayor, 30, has returned to Tottenham after compassionate leave but is expected to be farmed out on loan in the January transfer window --(Daily Mirror)
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Willian and Oscar will be up for selection after returning from compassionate leave, with John Terry expected to be fit following an ankle injury.
Pochettino has said that he will not rush Emmanuel Adebayor back into action after he has returned to training from compassionate leave, although he is back earlier than expected, he will not start against Newcastle.
Michael Gove, education secretary, used a speech honouring former Cabinet member Keith Joseph to restate his commitment to «compassionate» Conservatism and his leader David Cameron, after his recent comments saying that he would vote to leave the EU.
The mayor will be under pressure to appoint a minority candidate, but former NYPD Chief of Department Philip Banks — who left the force after a power struggle with Bratton — has taken himself out of the running by working for a medical marijuana - distribution business, Compassionate Care Center of New York.
After only the briefest of compassionate leaves (Massey is reunited with wife Ruth Gordon, while Bogart strikes up a relationship with Julie Bishop), the crew is assigned a new Liberty Ship.
Written and directed by Mark Noonan, the film stars Aidan Gillen as Will, who is released from prison on compassionate leave to care of his niece Stacey, after the death of her mother.
The film stars Aidan Gillen as Will, who is released from prison on compassionate leave to care of his niece Stacey, after the death of her mother.
Sources, speaking on condition of anonymity because they were disclosing details in advance of the budget's release, also said it would include a significant extension to the compassionate leave granted to caregivers to look after seriously ill loved ones.