put-offduty
adjectiveUK /pʊt ɒf ˈdjuːti/
US /pʊt ɔːf ˈduːti/
Not working at your job right now because you are resting.
The nurse is put-offduty today, so another nurse will take care of you.
OTHER MEANINGS
2. Free from a responsibility or task for a while.
The referee was put-offduty after the game ended.
3. Not available to help because one is taking a break.
The guard was put-offduty during lunch, so the gate stayed closed.
4. Released from a scheduled period of work.
After the long night shift, the workers were put-offduty and went home.