According to Torah law inhabitants who keep the social laws are also entitled to have a sabbatical year every seventh year. During this sabbatical year they are entitled to be freed from work at the expense of the community. You are entitled to your sabbatical year regardless of the work you do or the level at which you are working during the other six years. But during the sabbatical year you must not work for pay, or produce to sell. Everyone, regardless of what they do, is entitled to receive the same and this must be the best the community can provide for all.
Academics already enjoy regular sabbatical years.
During this period their salaries are often paid by the taxpayer and to that extent their sabbaticals are in fact provided by the community. For example, this is so in Israel when salaries are largely paid by the taxpayer and by funds contributed by world Jewry. If heavily subsidised universities use contributed funds, or any other funds for that matter, for this purpose, then so can the community use some of its funds in the same way. If such a large and well paid section of the community regularly enjoy their sabbatical years, then there is nothing impossible about it. Academics enjoy their sabbatical years and everyone in the community, being equally entitled to them, should have their sabbatical years as a matter of right.