work-related

Because the unemployment and pension programs excluded domestic workers, most women who worked were excluded from work-related government aid.

A Renegade History of the United States Thaddeus Russell 2010

And it's well recognized that official occupational accident, illness and fatality numbers are likely incomplete given the large number of informal workers and problem of under-reporting, particularly of work-related illnesses.

Elizabeth Grossman: The Great Leap Backward Elizabeth Grossman 2011

When it comes to dealing with each other in work-related matters, we're both right on top of it.

Christine A. Scheller: Christian Music, Divorce And Triathlons: An Interview With Big Tent Revival's Spence Smith Christine A. Scheller 2011

The group invites the chefs, though all but Mateu who promises to bring his wife and two kids decline, out of either a desire to maintain the separation of rank or a simple preference for avoiding work-related social engagements during their meager time off.

The Sorcerer’s Apprentices Lisa Abend 2011

And it's well recognized that official occupational accident, illness and fatality numbers are likely incomplete given the large number of informal workers and problem of under-reporting, particularly of work-related illnesses.

Elizabeth Grossman: The Great Leap Backward Elizabeth Grossman 2011

Thanks to implementation of the Clean Air Act and Occupational Safety and Health Act in 1970, hundreds of thousands of premature pollution-related deaths and thousands of work-related fatalities have been avoided.

Elizabeth Grossman: The Great Leap Backward Elizabeth Grossman 2011

I recently spent a week down in Chile, and in between my various work-related events, I spent a lot of time talking soccer (Chile has a pretty exciting team this year, and people are psyched); we got up a pretty decent argument about whether Argentina has enough talent to field two, or three, teams each of which would be capable of winning the Cup.

The Volokh Conspiracy » World Cup 2010: 2010

Thanks to implementation of the Clean Air Act and Occupational Safety and Health Act in 1970, hundreds of thousands of premature pollution-related deaths and thousands of work-related fatalities have been avoided.

Elizabeth Grossman: The Great Leap Backward Elizabeth Grossman 2011

The International Labor Organization ILO estimates that 2.3 million people die each year in Asia from occupational accidents and work-related illnesses - or about 2 people every minute, according to figures from the Asia Resource Monitor Center.

Elizabeth Grossman: The Great Leap Backward Elizabeth Grossman 2011

The International Labor Organization ILO estimates that 2.3 million people die each year in Asia from occupational accidents and work-related illnesses - or about 2 people every minute, according to figures from the Asia Resource Monitor Center.

Elizabeth Grossman: The Great Leap Backward Elizabeth Grossman 2011