| He was about to embark on a career break and had actually tendered his resignation. |
| Equally surprising was the finding that 88 per cent of respondents were planning to take a career break at some point in their working lives. |
| People who are on a career break, rearing children or who are unemployed, or those who move from job to job, are also suited to the new products. |
| Mick is a police officer who has taken a career break in order to organise and develop the scheme. |
| A career break can be provided for up to five years with the job guaranteed when the employee returns. |
| His wife, while on a career break, set up an organic box delivery business modelled on an existing London company. |
