an employee, staff member, or worker

a person's regular work or profession; vocation

the official duties, roles, or powers inherent in an organization, department, or position

an official position, job title, or rank within an organization

official duty, responsibility, or obligation associated with a specific role or position

to resign

position; post; job

to hold a post or take office

The professional environment or social sphere where one works.

a job or position held in addition to a primary occupation; a concurrent post

an employee who performs administrative or clerical work in an office or organization

vocational training; vocational education

official powers or authority inherent to a specific position or office

to seek employment

assigned exclusively and full-time to a particular task or position

one's professional position or technical title

currently holding a post or position; in-service

well qualified and able to perform a specific job or task effectively

to leave one's job or resign from a position

to suspend (somebody) from duties

high-ranking employee or staff member; abbreviation for [[高级职员|高級職員|gao1 ji2 zhi2 yuan2]]

To take office; to assume a post.

one's own job or duty

to neglect one's duty; to be guilty of dereliction of duty

a position or employment in the government or public service sector

to engage in malfeasance; derelict in duty

to resume a post

to remove or relieve someone of their official post or duties; to sack

teaching and administrative staff

characterized by extreme care and a great sense of duty

to fail to carry out one's official duties or responsibilities; dereliction of duty or malpractice

to remove someone from their official position or office

a position or job held within a government or bureaucracy

To misuse one's official position or authority.

to report on one's work or duties to a supervisor

to die in the line of duty

official duties and responsibilities associated with a position

temporary assignment to a Chinese government or CCP post

to hold an office or post

to swear the oath of office

clerical or administrative duties within the civil service or a corporate environment

an innate or sacred duty; a vocation or mission in life

chief or principal post in an organization as opposed to a deputy position

responsible and diligent

to admit responsibility and resign

a humble term used by a subordinate to refer to themselves when speaking to a superior in a military or official context.