The phrase "work post" is correct and usable in written English.
It can be used to refer to a job position or a specific task related to work.
Example: "I just applied for a work post that focuses on project management."
Alternatives: "job position" or "employment opportunity."
As a conscientious objector during the second world war, Bill was sent to a social work post in the Midlands.
Any of the above in isolation would be things to tell colleagues about whenever you wander back in to work post festival, still bleary-eyed.
They can blog about our work; post it admiringly or disparagingly on Facebook; find our e-mail addresses with a few keystrokes; comment on our Web sites to point out mistakes.
They blog about our work; post it admiringly or disparagingly on Facebook; find our e-mail addresses with a few keystrokes; comment on our Web sites to point out mistakes.
"We set up the process for accrediting the reformed qualifications so that there was enough time to enable its timely completion and to allow enough time for necessary work post accreditation.
Clearly, Mr. Margulies, 45, fits into no mold; his plays, almost all stylistically experimentations with shifting time, have been about the real price of art ("Sight Unseen," his breakout work), post -holocaust generation fallout ("The Model Apartment"), and all-out parody ("The Loman Family Picnic," which he has called his "black comedy").
P41 Danny Rogers: Old reliable PR won't work post-Panama.
There is a paradox in police-dog work, post-Ferguson.
Communism put women to work; post-cold-war capitalism does not necessarily do so.
A smart workwear option, and teamed with a belt could still work post-pregnancy.
"Money and work are on my mind, definitely picking up work post-Sandy," she said.
