Definition Synonyms
Definition of work location - Reverso English Dictionary
Noun
employmentplace where a person regularly does assigned job duties
- Please write your current work location on the application form.
- Your work location may change after the office renovation.
- He requested a remote village as his new work location.
Terms with work location included in their meaning
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remote work
work done away from the business location
workplace
physical location where staff work or meet
remote work
work from a location other than the office using electronic communications
construction
detailed study of a location to collect information before planned work
work location
location or building where someone works
remote work site
remote location where work is carried out
employment
give someone a different job, task, or work location
remote work
work done from a location outside the office
military
location where military or emergency units work during a mission
travel
move to a location for work or business
employment
payment added to salary to reflect living costs at a work location
task location
location designated for specific work tasks
acr: Temporary Additional Duty
short-term work assignment away from usual job location
abr: temporary duty
work assignment away from usual location for a short time
workplace
physical location where work is performed
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- French:lieu de travail, ...
- German:Arbeitsort, ...
- Italian:luogo di lavoro, ...
- Spanish:lugar de trabajo, ...
- Portuguese:local de trabalho, ...
- Chinese:工作地点, ...
- Japanese:勤務先, ...
- Arabic:مَوْقِع العَمَل, ...
- Hebrew:מָקוֹם עֲבוֹדָה, ...
- Russian:место работы, ...
- Ukrainian:місце роботи, ...
- Hindi:कार्यस्थल, ...
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