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on the job

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on the job
working; doing what one is expected to do. I'm always on the job when I should be. lean depend on my furnace to be on the job day and night.
See also: job

on the job
1. while working Glass is always checking his workers to be sure they're wearing hard-hats on the job.
2. ready and able to work Just put the CD into the slot, click "Install" and the program will install itself and then let your PC know it's on the job.
See also: job


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