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The Basics of Garden Leave: Continuing the Employment Relationship for a Transition Period (PDF)
The Bureau of National Affairs, Inc. via Paul Hastings LLP 
Aug. 25, 2011
What is 'garden leave'? A 'garden leave' provision generally takes the form of a 'notice' period -- designated in weeks or months -- during which a terminating employee is paid to remain at home and out of work (tending to the garden), but to be 'on call' to his or her former employer for as-needed transitional services.
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