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Object template

Professional Leave of Absence

Professional Leave of Absence is a CASRAI object template recording a gap in a person’s employment history attributed to a professional reason.

Professional Leave of Absence records a gap in a person’s employment history attributed to a professional reason, such as a period spent hosted at another institution.

The object records the host institution, the type of leave, and its start and end dates, supporting a continuous career-stage history within the CASRAI-derived structured object model.

Fields

5 fields

Field nameTypeDefinitionBound to
Host InstitutiontextThe name of the institution from which the person has taken this leave.
Start DatedateThe date the leave started.
End DatedateThe date the leave ended, if applicable.
Leave TypetextThe nature of the professional leave of absence.
Research ClassificationpicklistThe research classification associated with the leave.research-classification

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