Dictionary entry
Workplace
Pronunciation: /ˈwəːkpleɪs/
Pronunciation
/ˈwəːkpleɪs/
Myanmar Meaning
အလုပ်လုပ်သည့် နေရာ။
Definition
workplace /'wɜ:kpleÇs/ n [C] (often the workplace [sing]) လုပ္ငန္းခြင္။ introduce new technology into the workplace.
Examples
- ‘The Minister said people had to recognise that pubs were workplaces for thousands.’
- ‘We are trying to bring the union shop stewards from both workplaces together and launch a campaign to save jobs.’
- ‘That means a ban on smoking in restaurants and pubs in the same way as there is in most workplaces.’
- ‘However
- in some workplaces such as bars
- smoking is entirely appropriate.’
- ‘Hence
- few homes and workplaces are going to be walking distance from the station.’
- ‘Many have been surprised by visits from teams of officers at their homes and workplaces.’
- ‘The atmosphere inside workplaces like the Parklands office has been horrible.’
- ‘Smoking is banned in all workplaces
- including hospitality venues
- in California.’
- ‘We have to get outside factories and workplaces catching shift changes so we can give out leaflets.’
- ‘A wave of euphoria swept across shops and workplaces as thousands of people got behind the lads in their bid for glory.’
- ‘I like doing the job out and about in the workplace - I don't like being in the office at all.’
- ‘Simply raise the minimum wage for staff in bars or other workplaces that have smokers.’
- ‘But you only felt it when we started going out into the workplaces and communities.’
- ‘Whenever I picket my workplace the police tell us that the law says we can only have six people on the picket line.’
- ‘Supporters also organise to sell the paper on high streets
- outside stations or workplaces.’
- ‘There is clearly something going on with workers in the offices
- factories and workplaces of Britain.’
- ‘You don't get it by standing around burning wood
- but by getting out into workplaces and communities.’
- ‘The workplace causes stress
- yet so few workplaces offer employees ways to combat it.’
- ‘Hold stalls to sell tickets for the march outside shops
- workplaces and colleges.’
- ‘We will work with and fight alongside people in their communities
- workplaces and colleges.’