workers and staff members of an organization; employees; personnel

occupation; profession; job; vocation; the work someone does as their primary means of livelihood

The inherent function, role, or duties that an organization, department, or individual in a specific position is expected to perform

post; job; official position or the duties and responsibilities associated with it

duty or responsibility inherent to a position or as part of one's role

To quit one's job or resign from a formal position

post; job; status or rank within a specific organization or hierarchy

to hold a post; to take office; to be in a position or job

The environment or physical space where one works or is employed.

A concurrent post or secondary job.

office worker; staff member; clerk

Education or training designed to provide students or employees with the specific knowledge and skills needed for a particular trade or profession

authority or powers granted by a job or position; jurisdiction

To look for a job or seek a position; to apply for work

a post or job performed by a specific person; a job assigned full-time rather than as a secondary duty

the name of a person's position or job

To currently hold a position or be in post

well qualified for a post; equal to the task; having the skills and character required for a specific job or position

To leave one's job temporarily, such as for advanced study or training

to temporarily remove someone from their position or office, usually as a disciplinary action

High-ranking or prominent professional post

job applicant; job seeker; job hunter

To assume a post or start a new job, typically used for high-ranking positions or official appointments.

one's regular job, duty, or position, often used in [[本职工作|本職工作|ben3 zhi2 gong1 zuo4]]

to neglect one's duty; to be guilty of dereliction of duty, often used in professional contexts regarding serious mistakes or failures to fulfill responsibilities

Medical condition or illness caused by the specific nature of one's work or workplace environment.

a post in a government department, political party organization, or state-owned enterprise or institution; public office; civil service

to abuse one's power or fail to perform official responsibilities; to commit malfeasance

To be reinstated in a job or resume one's original position after being dismissed, demoted, or taking a leave of absence.

Moral principles and standards of behavior that people in a specific field or profession are expected to follow

To relieve someone of their post or dismiss them from a position; unlike [[撤职|撤職|che4 zhi2]], this term does not necessarily imply the person committed an error.

teaching and administrative staff of an educational institution

to make something professional; to meet professional standards and norms

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

To discharge one's duties to the best of one's ability; conscientious.

Short for [[职业教育|職業教育|zhi2 ye4 jiao4 yu4]], referring to education that provides skills and knowledge needed for a specific job.

to neglect one's duty; to be remiss or irresponsible in performing professional responsibilities

To remove someone from their position or job; to sack; to fire.

an official post or rank in the government bureaucracy

to abuse one's authority, power, or position

To report on one's work or duties to a supervisor or subordinates; used especially for officials or diplomats returning home to report.

to die while performing one's official duties; to die on the job

a person's post and their associated responsibilities

to be assigned to a temporary position (often in a grassroots organization or different government department) while retaining one's original job, typically for training or gaining experience

To hold a position or office; to be employed in a specific role.

A secondary or deputy position in an organization, as opposed to the principal or head position

Each person carries out their own specific responsibilities or tasks

to be sworn in; to take an oath of office before beginning a job

civilian post or job, such as those in the civil service or administration, as opposed to a military position