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# Time off

Two kinds of time off, sharing one request flow:

* **Leave of absence (`>loa`)** — full time off. No quota is expected while it runs.
* **Reduced activity (`>ra`)** — partial time off. A smaller quota stays in place.

A member requests, an administrator approves or denies. While a request is active, activity waves skip that member, so nobody gets infracted for time that was already approved.

Requests can also be filed and reviewed on the site, on the [staff panel](/the-rest-of-the-site/panel.md) and the [Leave of Absence](/dashboard/staff.md#leave-of-absence) dashboard page.

## Commands

| Command        | Aliases | Who can use it | What it does                            |
| -------------- | ------- | -------------- | --------------------------------------- |
| `>ra active`   | —       | Admin          | View all active RAs                     |
| `>ra request`  | —       | Staff          | File a Reduced Activity request         |
| `>ra admin`    | —       | Admin          | Administrate a Reduced Activity request |
| `>ra view`     | —       | Staff          | View your active RA                     |
| `>loa view`    | —       | Staff          | View your active LOA                    |
| `>loa active`  | —       | Admin          | View all active LOAs                    |
| `>loa request` | —       | Staff          | File a Leave of Absence request         |
| `>loa admin`   | —       | Admin          | Administrate a Leave of Absence request |


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