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Employment Break Scheme

This policy recognises that employees may wish to take a break from their substantive employment and provides a means of facilitating this.

1 January 2020

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NHS Wales (2020), Employment Break Scheme.

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Andrew Davies
Theme
Workforce
Keywords
Capacity and performance
Region
NHS Wales Employers
Publisher
NHS Wales

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