study leave means leave granted to a working journalist to enable him to undergo any special course of training which may be of use to him in his journalistic career; and
study leave means leave granted to a sales promotion employee to enable him to undertake a course of study.CHAPTER IIHOLIDAYS AND LEAVE
study leave. 2 weeks annual leave for continuing education and study (including 2 Sundays, prorated for any partial year)
More Definitions of study leave
study leave means leave granted to a cine-worker to enable him to under go any special course of training which may be of use to him in his career.
study leave means leave without pay granted for courses at any level or for study tours during which financial assistance may be approved by the Chief Executive Officer, if the activities to be undertaken are considered to be of relevance or value to the NSW Aboriginal Land Council.
study leave means the justification for courses at any level or for study tours during which financial assistance may be approved by the Chief Executive Officer.
study leave means the leave admissible to a Government employee in public interest to enable him to study scientific, technical or to undergo special courses of instructions directly connected with the field of his duties;
study leave means leave which entails a period of absence granted to public officers to pursue an approved programme of study or attachments aimed at improving qualifications and skills that would aid in job efficiency and effectiveness;
study leave means leave without pay granted for courses at any level or for study tours during which financial assistance may be approved by the Department Head, if the activities to be undertaken are considered to be of relevance or value to the department and/or the public service.
study leave means leave without pay granted for courses at any level or for study tours during which financial assistance may be approved by the General Secretary, if the activities to be undertaken are considered to be of relevance or value to the PSA.