job of work

English

Noun

job of work (plural jobs of work)

1. A required job or task; a job that requires a substantial amount of effort.
   • 1966, Joseph McBride, Searching for John Ford‎^[1], quotation of original by John Ford, published 2011:

     I have never thought about what I was doing in terms of art, or "this is great," or "world-shaking," or anything like that. To me, it was always a job of work—which I enjoyed immensely—and that's it.

See also

• have one's work cut out for one