noun
Etymology
Origin of workplace
Example Sentences
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“Even in years three and four into the relationship, her gains are still larger than a similar woman who also dates a manager, but at a different workplace,” Nix says.
Last year, the BBC launched its "Call it Out" scheme to enable staff to challenge and report poor behaviour in the workplace.
From BBC
Keita Williams, founder of the career coaching company Success Bully, says she “wants to extend a virtual hug” to you, as she has experienced similar treatment in the workplace.
From MarketWatch
Many were buoyed by the postwar economic boom, access to affordable college educations and workplace pensions, and growth in the housing and stock markets, MarketWatch recently reported.
From MarketWatch
This technique is often used in romantic relationships, but it can be effective in the workplace, too.
From MarketWatch
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