The phrase "encounter work" is not standard in written English and may cause confusion.
It could be used in a context discussing work that involves facing challenges or unexpected situations.
Example: "In our field, we often encounter work that requires quick thinking and adaptability."
Alternatives: "face challenges" or "deal with tasks".
As for the prospect of moving to England, Najar would encounter work visa issues.
When it comes to whether or not to trust those people we casually encounter, work with and even live with, why don't we tune in to our instinct?
In 2000, we would physically encounter work and then spread it digitally.
Patrons will encounter work at the show as extensive in scope as it is in impact.
He took the art of collage to new heights, so viewers at a Bearden exhibition anticipate they will encounter works that advance this genre.
All along Australia's country roads you will encounter works of sinister folk art, strangely exultant memorials to young men annihilated at speed.
The best thing about the fair is to encounter works for the first time, or that one had only known by rumour or reputation.
Epitropaki and Martin (2004) call for further research on what happens with individuals' ILT as they first encounter working life, suggesting that socialization into working life may be critical for the development of individuals' ILT.
We hit it off immediately, spending our days talking comedy and mocking the grungy racists we'd encounter working in the Kawarthas.
All participants were health care providers (defined as having face-to-face contact with individuals during a health care encounter) working at hospitals, clinics, or home health services in East Harlem, New York, a low-income, urban, ethnic minority community.
In his Allen Room concert, part of Lincoln Center's American Songbook series, you encountered work in two of those modes, and evidence of all three.
