workplace

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  1. noun A place, such as an office or factory, where people are employed.
  2. noun The work setting in general: "one of the last male bastions of the American workplace” (Wall Street Journal).

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  • The notion of women in the workplace was accepted in progressive circles—circles that were very tiny. —  Judith Stacy- Written in the Heart
  • : Your workplace is a definitive place you visit daily; you don't have to travel to meet with clients.
  • Comedies about the workplace are a tricky feat to pull off. —  The Incomparable
  • Curiously, sexual harassment in the workplace is a major reason. —  Global Voices Online
  • Teamwork in the workplace will be the norm rather than competition. —  Find Free Articles - ArticlesBase
 

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