outside work

British  

noun

1. work done off the premises of a business

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Example Sentences

Some reps suggest pay in the $6,000 to $20,000 range—enough to cover bills with outside work while keeping the legislature amateur.

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From their responses, Moran said she got the sense that her colleagues had hobbies and passions outside work.

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So the band’s musical footprint, when taking into account its own releases and all the outside work, turned out to be vast.

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Outside work that doesn’t conflict with a worker’s job, such as running a nonprofit or selling real estate, is often approved.

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Federal workers are usually supposed to get approval for any outside work, typically from their agency’s ethics office, said Kristin Alden, an employment lawyer who represents federal workers.

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