Career breaks and sabbaticals
Updated to reflect that the holiday pay reference period has changed for workers without normal working hours, effective from 6 April 2020.
The Metropolitan Police Service talks to XpertHR about its women returner programme, which is encouraging female police officers to return to the force after a career break.
A model contract clause to allow employees to take career breaks.
A model HR letter to send to an employee when a career break has been agreed.
A model HR letter to inform an employee that their application for a career break has been rejected.
Revised to reflect current practice around sabbaticals, including examples of how long they might last and the differences between sabbaticals and career breaks.
Revised to reflect current practice around sabbaticals, including examples of how long they might last and the differences between sabbaticals and career breaks.
Revised to reflect current practice around career breaks, including examples of how long they might last and the differences between career breaks and sabbaticals.
Revised to reflect current practice around sabbaticals, including further details on the terms of employment during sabbaticals, keeping in contact, and the return to work.
Revised to reflect current practice around sabbaticals, including further examples of why an employer might decline an employee's request for a sabbatical.
HR and legal information and guidance relating to career breaks and sabbaticals.
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