Meanings

(one's) workload

voluntary social service

bargain goods

partition between two rooms

big job

to start something

to blunder

cost price

paperwork

quantity of goods laid in

starting lines in the ring

temporary employment

post-retirement job

living only for one's work

speculators' (speculative) market

work done for enjoyment (as a diversion)

odd job

red tape

fiend for work

punishment (of children)