day release
1day release — ˌday reˈlease noun [uncountable] HUMAN RESOURCES an arrangement in which a worker is allowed time away from work to go to college: • time off for study on day release * * * day release UK US noun [U] UK ► HR a system in which people who work are… …
2day-release — day releaseˈ adjective • • • Main Entry: ↑day …
3day release — ► NOUN Brit. ▪ a system in which employees are granted days off work to go on educational courses …
4day release — noun chiefly Britain : a program whereby employees are permitted to spend part of the workday attending courses to develop needed job skills ; also : a similar program in prisons, jails, and hospitals in which prisoners or patients are permitted… …
5day release — also day release N UNCOUNT Day release is a system in which workers spend one day each week at a college in order to study a subject connected with their work. [BRIT] …
6day-release — see day release …
7day release — /deɪ rɪ li:s/ noun an arrangement where a company allows a worker to go to college to study for one or two days each week ● The junior sales manager is attending a day release course …
8day release — day re·lease ri lēs n Brit a program in hospitals, prisons, and jails in which patients or prisoners are permitted to spend part of the day outside their institution of confinement studying, training, or working …
9day release — day re lease n [U] BrE a system that allows workers to spend one day a week studying a subject at a college …
10day release — noun (U) BrE a system that allows workers to spend one day a week studying a subject at a college …
