office work in English

work done in an office

Use "office work" in a sentence

1. Agencies of accounting office work

2. I found office work very tame after army life.

3. Others are involved in office work, administration, and home operation.

4. She has a hearty dislike of any sort of office work.

5. Maise Carney notched up 44 years office work at the docks.

6. The holiday was a marvellous antidote to the pressures of office work.

7. However much you try to dress it up, office work is not glamorous.

8. He likes selling rather than office work because it keeps him on the move.

9. Years of office work have Conditioned me to get up at 6 AM, even on the weekends.

10. While the world may elevate office work and disparage working hard with one’s hands, the Bible certainly does not.

11. A tubercular kidney was diagnosed and Laidler was advised to give up office work and to spend his winters abroad.

12. Anything related to office work is called Clerical, especially the more menial and boring jobs such as filing and administration

13. Bellhop will support your office, work and business endeavors as well as all of your personal needs at home or elsewhere

14. What does Busywork mean? Activity, such as schoolwork or office work, meant to take up time but not necessarily yield productive results

15. (Acts 17:29) I then accepted office work in an insurance company with which I am still working today, 30 years later.

16. In general, Barristers engage in advocacy (trial work) and solicitors in office work, but there is a considerable overlap in their functions

17. I shall be glad to mop up the last of the office work that was waiting for me on my return from holiday.

18. Clerical adjective (OFFICE WORK) relating to work done in an office: a Clerical job (= a job performing general office duties). a Clerical error (= a mistake made in the office)

19. Synonyms & Antonyms of Basic (Entry 1 of 2) of or relating to the simplest facts or theories of a subject you'll need a Basic knowledge of computers to get any sort of office work

20. As Japan rapidly industrialized in the 20th century, the idea of office work was novel enough that a new Japanese word (salaryman) was coined to describe those who performed it, as well as referencing their remuneration.

21. Administrative services involving mainly general office work, e.g. scientific workers (including laboratory staff), technicians, clerical staff (accounts, sales, etc.) administrative staff (e.g. personnel department), office staff (senior clerical officers, time-study staff, secretaries) and computer operators

22. Barrister, one of the two types of practicing lawyers in England and Wales, the other being the solicitor. In general, Barristers engage in advocacy (trial work) and solicitors in office work, but there is a considerable overlap in their functions.