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Work
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Work
1. To perform a task, especially in exchange for compensation or the potential for profit. Working is necessary for any economy to function.

2. See: Job.
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Working to rule means the Grafton Teachers Association has agreed to work only during the hours specified in the contract.
Teachers protest `no contract'; Vote cites stalled negotiations for ... by Telegram & Gazette (Worcester, MA)
As well as an overtime ban, working to rule and refusing to cover any sporting events, paramedics and technicians will stage three two-hour walk-outs from 7am on February 9, 16 and 23.
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PASSENGERS on London Underground face chaos over the festive holiday after unions announced strikes and working to rule by drivers in two disputes.
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