The phrase "address for working" is not correct and may cause confusion in written English.
It could be interpreted as referring to a location or contact information related to work, but it lacks clarity and specificity.
Example: "Please provide your address for working so we can send you the necessary materials."
Alternatives: "work address" or "office address".
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According to sources close to the British Medical Association (BMA), a proposal that addressed pay for working evenings and Saturdays – the last major contentious issue – and which was cost neutral for the Government, was blocked despite negotiators from the NHS Employers organisation viewing it as an opportunity to resolve the dispute.
"I would ask N.U.H.W. to consider organizing nonunion workers if they want to revitalize the labor movement and address the crisis for working people," she said.
London boroughs and areas with an armed forces presence had the highest rate of people with a second address for work.
"An extender package that makes permanent expiring business provisions without addressing tax credits for working families is the wrong approach, at the expense of middle class families," said Lew in a press statement.
WASHINGTON President Obama vowed Wednesday night not to give up on his ambitious legislative agenda, using his first State of the Union address to chastise Republicans for working in lock-step against him and to warn Democrats to stiffen their political spines.
Miami must address the rental cost burden for working households.
These can, in principle, address the problem of competition for working time, one of the major drawbacks of dual practice.
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The variables used in this article were addressed for professionals working in both institutional settings and private practice.
