'office task' is correct and usable in written English.
You can use it to refer to any type of task or job that needs to be done at an office. For example: "My office task for the day is to finish updating the customer database."
Employees procrastinate instead of taking care of their office tasks.
They are more than adequate for office tasks like e-mail and word processing, Mr. Heller said.
The PC prices are generally lower than that of the iMac, but the machines are often powerful enough to handle digital photography and music chores, and can easily take on standard Internet and home office tasks.
At the time, their explanation of what Konsus did was "Companies send us office tasks and we instantly assign them to top-talent freelancers all over the world based on skill and availability".
White collar jobs, too, are being automated out of existence at an even faster rate, because software is so effective at doing the kinds of routine office tasks that have become workplace staples.
Showing that it's more than a little interested in enabling people to handle office tasks over the Internet, Google said Thursday that it has snapped up Writely, a maker of a Web-based word processor.
The letter was written by the national inspection office, tasked with policing corruption in state sector, and was addressed to a senior official at the mayor's office, stating that the sale was illegal and giving an ultimatum for further clarifications.
I recently spoke to Jordan Cohen, an executive at Pfizer, who read "The World Is Flat" on its publication, and was directly moved to set up a system that allowed Pfizer staff to outsource various office tasks — spreadsheets, PowerPoints — to contracted companies in India.
Many offices are illuminated at levels much higher than necessary for office tasks.
