career break
英 [kəˈriə breik] 美 [kəˈrɪr brek]

n.

事业中断；离职；

变形

复数：career breaks

英英释义

Career break

• A career break is a period of time out from employment. Traditionally, this is for mothers to raise children, but it is sometimes used for people taking time out of their career for personal development and/or professional development.

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权威例句

The Career Break (Time Credit) Scheme in Belgium and the Incentive Premiums by the Flemish Government
Returning to nursing after a career break: elements of successful re‑entry
Nurses' views about returning to practice after a career break.
Beyond the Career Break. A Study of Professional and Managerial Women Returning to Work after Having a Child.
Beyond the Career Break. A Study of Professional and Managerial Women Returning to Work after Having a Child.
Returning to IT: Employment and Development after a Career Break in the United Kingdom
It’s not the break that’s the problem: Women SET professionals and career breaks in European companies
Quitting patient care and career break intentions among general practitioners in South West England: findings of a census survey of ...
A Study on: Inclusion of Technically Qualified Women with Mid-Career Break into Technopreneurial Activities: Potentials & Constraints
Daphne Jackson Fellowships offer returners the chance to re-establish a research profile after a career break