Medical leave meaning in English
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Definition
medical leave: absence from work due to health problems
Exercise 1
Polly writes that Delavigne's Director of personnel has tendered her resignation. Judging from the context of this email, what does this idiom express?
Polly writes that Delavigne's Director of personnel has tendered her resignation. Judging from the context of this email, what does this idiom express?
A "medical leave" is not the same thing as to "tender a resignation".
The idiom "to tender one's resignation" does not express that someone has been fired.
Although "tender" can mean soft, smooth or supple, it seems clear that this is not the reason that Delavigne's Director of Personnel has left the company.
This is correct. The idiom "to tender one's resignation" is very common in business environments. It expresses that someone is leaving the company by completing the proper forms. Note that someone who resigns usually does so of their own volition or free will, they have not been fired.
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