On-site
A work arrangement or activity that requires people to be physically present at a specified workplace.
Plain English
People work or meet at the office or another named location.
In context
Teams use on-site to describe a role event or working day that happens in person rather than remotely and should state the expected location and frequency.
Example
“The planning workshop will be on-site at the Jakarta office.”
When you'll hear this
- job descriptions
- team scheduling
- event planning
Common misunderstanding
On-site does not always mean every workday is office-based; the requirement may apply only to certain days roles or events.
Also known as
onsitein-officeoffice-based
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Often compared with
Updated: 2026-08-28
