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Exciter Posted 18 years ago
Grammar

"in a job" or "at a job"

Dear people,

which one is correct:

The employees will retire "at" their job.

The employees will retire "in" their job.
  

Top answer

" It is jobs for me because even within a company, employees' job descriptions might be differerent. Wait for others though.

— Believer

  • " It is jobs for me because even within a company, employees' job descriptions might be differerent.
  • Wait for others though.
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3 Answers
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Hi,

I think it is best to say, "The employees will retire from their jobs." It is jobs for me because even within a company, employees' job descriptions might be differerent.
Wait for others though.
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Yes, you retire 'from' a job.
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My question is not about "from" retiring a job but it is about doing something at that job, or in that job.
Which is correct?

I will continue to work at my job
I will continue to work in my job
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