"job work" is correct and usable in written English.
You can use this expression to refer to a position or task that someone does as their job. For example, "I'm looking for a job work that I can do from home."
Participants were asked about their working life during the study period (occupational status at the time of diagnosis and changes of status over the study period) and their working conditions (type of job, work contract, work schedules and income).
Much research has shown that women bear the brunt of today's "extreme job" work culture.
But it's not enough simply to have a job: work has got to pay.
They are job work, done for a German pharmaceutical company, each depicting aspects of depression.
Another factor that could make the Dartmouth job work for Mr. Geithner is his family situation.
Around 60% of Detroiters who have a job work in the suburbs.
Given the nature of the job, work-related stressful events in the SICU will not change, but the resiliency tools offered via the intervention may help maintain wellness and prevent the deleterious effects of stress.
The advent of loud machinery drastically diminished the use of on-the-job work songs.
Bartley has already taken phone calls from two different "lady callers", who offered him odd-job work, but not the regular part-time work he is looking for.
This study assessed the 14-day prevalence of two main causes of reduced productivity: absenteeism (time lost from work) and presenteeism (on-the-job work limitations), in a large cohort of patients.
Try to do some job-work related things even something small: to set the tone for job prosperity (start right).
