"job obligation" is correct and usable in written English.
You can use it to refer to an obligation that is associated with a job, such as reporting to work on time or following company policies. For example, "I understand my job obligation to be at the office by 9am every day."
Local community colleges often are preferable for students with family or job obligations.
Some faculty members, however, continuously dwelled on the challenges faced by academic biomedical researchers: paucity of academic faculty positions, inordinate amount of time required to fulfill job obligations, expectations that one be multitalented to succeed (excel in lab management, accounting, grant writing, public speaking, teaching, research).
But, obviously, the 80-mile commute, job obligations and the fact that his girlfriend was heavily pregnant, made his position unsustainable.
For example, most days, Tirado's parenting, schooling and job obligations required her to work straight from 6 a.m. to 3 a.m.
However, they believed that they made attempts to fulfill their responsibility, in spite of constraints such as job obligations, family obligations and busy schedules.
Nurses experiencing role conflict (described as inconsistent job obligations) and role ambiguity were reported to be less satisfied with their jobs which in turn negatively influenced their job performance and also lowered their organizational commitment [ 13].
This may be due to the generosity of unemployment insurance system for workers aged 57.5 years as they are entitled to their unemployment insurance rights without any job search obligation.
Perhaps non-travelers are a victim of circumstance: a static job, familial obligation, or an illness.
We define job responsibility as a state in which the individual perceives an obligation for a situation or event [ 14].
