worksite
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- noun
- /ˈwɜrkˌsaɪt/
:
lugar de trabajo
- The border between the park and the worksite had been marked by an enormous green dumpster.
- worksite employee
- worksite wellness
- worksite policies
Examples
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Further, as respondents might represent more than one worksite or company, they were instructed to report on only one worksite.
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Emergency employees are expected to report to their worksites unless otherwise directed by their agencies.
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You have come about the incident at the worksite, have you not?
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You just better pray that everything going on at that worksite is on the up and up.
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In contrast to the men, only one female manager wanted to meet at the worksite.
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Fall is an especially busy time of year at the worksite, Glvnn says.
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As a result of high medical costs, many companies have initiated worksite wellness and fitness programs for employees.
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Access to transportation on a route convenient to the worksite is another issue for the employee with a visual impairment.
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Participants were surveyed in large groups at their worksite during the workday.
Academic text (2006) -
The construction crew worked hard to meet the deadline at the worksite despite the rain.
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Etymology
The word worksite comes from the simple words work and site. The part site means 'place', as in website, so a worksite is the 'place' where work is done, often for building or factory jobs.