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The address where your body clocks in and your mind files a missing persons report.
means The physical location — a building site, office, factory, or outdoor plot — where work is actually being carried out.
from A straightforward 20th-century compound of 'work' plus 'site' (from Latin 'situs,' meaning position or location). No hidden drama here — it's the kind of plain, functional word that got coined simply because industry and construction needed a tidy term for 'the place where the work is happening,' distinct from the office that manages it from afar.
- legal term
- defines whose insurance pays when you fall
- etymology
- just work plus site, refreshingly honest compound
- osha favorite
- appears in more safety posters than actual safety
- not remote
- the word that killed pajama fridays