Work §

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Relations §

• Achievement: Work can lead to achievements or accomplishments.
• Accomplishment: Work can result in accomplishments or achievements.
• Skill: Work requires and develops skills and abilities.
• Livelihood: Work is a source of livelihood or means of support.
• Profession: Work is associated with a particular profession or field.
• Employment: Work is a type of employment or job.
• Income: Work is a means of earning income or livelihood.
• Labor: Work involves physical or mental labor.
• Responsibility: Work involves responsibilities and obligations.
• Action: An action is a unit of work or labor.
• Productivity: Work is a measure of productivity or output.
• Displacement: Work is the product of force and displacement, and is a measure of the energy transferred to an object.
• Displacement Vector: Work is defined as the dot product of a force vector and a displacement vector.
• Job: Work is the activity or tasks associated with a job or occupation.
• Effort: Work requires effort and exertion.
• Duty: Work involves duties and responsibilities.
• Contribution: Work is a way to contribute to society or an organization.
• Purpose: Work can provide a sense of purpose or meaning.
• Vocation: Work can be a vocation or calling.
• Progress: Progress is often the result of sustained work and effort over time.
• Task: Work consists of tasks or duties to be performed.
• Career: Work is a part of one’s career or professional path.
• Occupation: Work is the activity or tasks associated with an occupation.