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How often and for how long should one take a break from work?
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Break from work: Depends on the type of leave, whether for health reasons, family issues, or emergencies, this will depend on the type of work u do, your work satisfaction & stress level, and how supportive your co-workers are.
Answered 3/26/2013
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