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The phrase "a permit to work" is correct and usable in written English.
It is typically used in contexts related to employment, construction, or safety regulations, indicating official authorization to perform specific tasks or jobs.
Example: "Before starting the project, make sure you obtain a permit to work from the safety department."
Alternatives: "work authorization" or "employment permit".
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Ms Rodriguez was born in Mexico and has a permit to work in the US.
His art was classed as degenerate by the Nazis and he was refused a permit to work.
The measures, approved by the State Senate and House on Friday night, would allow illegal immigrants to get a permit to work in the state.
They might eventually obtain a permit to work legally, but in the meantime, the employer might have to fire them, Ms. Jacoby said.
The difference is that they have no automatic right to take most jobs and, apart from a handful of job categories, need to secure a permit to work.
So I made "Half Moon," but it's banned until now, and it's interesting that they are not giving me a permit to work on my next film.
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One was given legal status under a broad amnesty approved by Congress in 1986; the other has a seasonal permit to work at a golf course in Michigan.
Also, if you decide to consult in a specific industry, like the telecommunications or food industry, you might need a special permit to work in those fields.
Most respondents (83%) require a work permit to work in the UK and nearly all (91%) indicated that if their permit was extended they would wish to stay longer in the UK.
She was encouraged to tell her story "in a different way" when she lost her permit to work as a photojournalist in Iran in 2009.
HCP who do not have a fever are permitted to work if they use appropriate infection control practices (1 ).
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