working personnel; staff members; functionary

person who performs a specific type of work or belongs to a certain profession

a room or physical workspace where specialized professional work is performed; a workshop

working group; work team; a task force formed to carry out specific missions or administrative duties

A day on which work is officially scheduled to be performed

working efficiency; productivity

amount of work; volume of work tasks or intensity of duty

A computer that is connected to a network to share resources, typically featuring high performance for professional tasks.

day-to-day work; routine tasks

To perform one's job; to engage in a professional activity

one's current post or official duty; the work one is assigned to do as part of their position

work clothes; overalls; uniform designed to be worn for work or at a specific job site

advanced worker; an employee recognized for outstanding achievement or efficiency

someone who works excessively and finds it difficult to stop

The location where minerals are mined or rocks are stripped, which moves as work progresses; also called a [[掌子面|掌子面|zhang3 zi5 mian4]].

work team; task force; working group

A professional service aimed at helping individuals, groups, or communities improve their well-being and adapt to their social environment.

identification card or work permit issued by an employer to prove a person's identity or employment status

workbench; work station

Simple meal provided to staff during work hours, or a meal eaten while conducting business or meetings

secret or clandestine activities, usually involving political or military groups

A day on which work is scheduled or required to be done; a business day

person who works in the field of education; educator

official document or endorsement on a passport authorizing a person to be employed in a foreign country

(computing) software utility used to provide information about the processes and programs running on a computer; used in Taiwan

The knowledge, skills, and abilities gained from professional work.

a page or document used to organize tasks or record data; specifically a sheet within a spreadsheet program

The small amount of information that can be held in mind and used in the execution of cognitive tasks.

A visit by a head of state or leader to another country to discuss specific issues; it is lower in protocol than a [[国事访问|國事訪問|guo2 shi4 fang3 wen4]], focuses on particular topics, and is usually shorter in duration.

To work beyond one's strength or capacity; the state of working too much

A system that allows employees to choose their own working hours within certain limits, provided they complete their assigned tasks.

employment as a sex worker; prostitution

A person who provides sexual services in exchange for money.

the process of finishing the final or remaining parts of a task; wrapping up loose ends

work involving political activities or ideological guidance

paperwork; secretarial work; clerical work

art and cultural performance troupe or ensemble, typically one organized by the military or a government department

journalist; news worker

an annual public safety campaign in Taiwan held around the Lunar New Year period to prevent crime and ensure traffic safety

Work handled at a desk or office, often involving research, planning, or writing

to perform an inspection or review of professional tasks or progress

to function or operate in a standard, correct, or expected manner; the state of doing so

small elite armed units led by the Communist Party behind enemy lines during the war of resistance against Japan

special service or intelligence work, typically involving espionage or secret operations

The method of collecting raw data or conducting practical research by living at a study site, observing behavior, or performing measurements; commonly used in sociology, anthropology, and archaeology.

a professional worker in the fields of science and technology; scientific and technical personnel

United Front Work Department of the CCP Central Committee (UFWD)

work paid for according to the amount produced rather than the time spent