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Len is thinking of putting Sura on Personal Leave of absence. Len and I will meet this afternoon to make a decision. There is a good chance the Len will approve his leave so in the mean time, I drafted a personal leave letter for your review. I’m also confirming with Sura that he would like to exhaust his PTO.

I did some research and it seemed like a gray area to put him on a leave, so I confirmed with Lucy that this is ok as long as Sura voluntarily makes this request.

If you have any questions, please let me know.

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