The phrase "play at work" is correct and usable in written English.
You can use it when you want to describe a situation in which someone is being careless or irresponsible while on the job. For example, "John had to be reprimanded for playing at work instead of completing the assignment."
At Priceline.com in Norwalk, employees are even encouraged to play at work.
"Our hypothesis is they can play at work, they can play at home, they can play when they're bored".
But, as "Spotlight" merely hints, those personal characteristics can't help but come into play at work and in all public affairs.
So, inspired by this finding, we're inviting a panel of experts to help you understand the range of rights and entitlements which come into play at work.
Ms. Pang arranged her book by subject instead of chronologically, with four chapters labeled "At Home," "At Play," "At Work" and "Away".
There is a kind of high-risk, high-reward play at work with regard to the preferred shares, but the common shares are largely thought to be entirely out of the money as a result of the bailout.
As we know, tech giants are famed for their play-at-work approach to the office, where casual dress and larking about are encouraged.
Children will play at working and will be paid in "KidZos" – above, you would hope, the minimum wage.
In general, how much game-playing at work is too much? A. That depends on the employee.
As they say, it's lonely at the top and the chief executive is well aware of the political games played at work.
The air force stopped training flights for 24 hours.To stop American public servants playing at work, Congress is considering legislation to outlaw games on computers used by federal agencies.General Lino Oviedo, failed coup-maker in 1996, narrowly won the presidential primary of Paraguay's Colorado party.In Mexico a priest said drug-dealers were generous donors to the church.
