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on-job
on-job adj. 
/ˌɑnˈdʒɑb/ acquired or taking place whilst working; used esp. of training.
Brit. /ˌɒnˈdʒɒb/
, /ˌɒnˈdʒɒb/U.S. /ˌɔnˈdʒɑb/
, /ˌɔnˈdʒɑb//ˌɑnˈdʒɑb/ΚΠ
1955 Accounting Rev. 30 293/1 Many..[accounting] firms..have..adopted..intensive classroom type instruction as a supplement to on-job training.
1993 Hospitality Apr. 22 Training individual workers using prescriptive techniques, such as on-job training, or less prescriptive methods such as videos.
1995 BNC Traditional opportunities for ‘on-job’ design experience are subsumed by young graduate engineers who are able to use the new design aids.
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