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Furlough

usgb/ˈfɜːrləʊ/Volume
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Economic ContextPlay
Used regarding work disruptions due to economic conditions beyond employee control. SlideThe factory's furloughs reflect the recent drop in demand.
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Not a VacationPlay
It implies no work and no pay, not a leisurely break. SlideOur team is on furlough until business improves, it's quite stressful.
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Temporary StatePlay
Furlough is generally a temporary situation, with expectation of return to work. SlideThe furlough at the plant lasted two months before we could return.