office-goers

Cubicle-bound employees

Office-goers are people who commute to an office for work, as opposed to those who work from home, in the field, or in other settings.

The term emphasizes the daily routine of traveling to a workplace: Office-goers packed the subway during rush hour.

It appears more commonly in British and South Asian English than American.

routine

nine-to-five

Regular office schedule

workdayStandard labor period
punctualityBeing on time
lunchtimeNoon eating period

breaktime · overtime · timesheet · planner · agenda · calendar · workflow · shift

commuting

subway

Underground transit passage

busLarge passenger vehicle
metroUrban rail transit
trainRail vehicle or instruct

carpool · traffic · bicycle · scooter · motorcycle · station · platform · fare · ticket · pass

professional

briefcase

Portable document container

corporateOf or relating to companies
executiveSenior organizational leader
managerOne who directs others

colleague · meeting · presentation · deadline · promotion · networking · cubicle · white-collar · productivity · portfolio

urban

skyscrapers

Extremely tall urban buildings

downtownCentral business district
high-riseMultistory tall building
lobbyEntryway or influence-seeking

plaza · crosswalk · sidewalk · atrium · canteen

Categories

office workersreceptionist, accountant, administrator, clerks, assistant

Opposites

work location

office-goersremote workers

Employees based elsewhere

telecommuters · digital nomads · field workers · homebodies · teleworkers

employment status

office-goersretirees

People finished working permanently

homemakers · pensioners · students · unemployed

type of work environment

office-goersfield workers

Agricultural labor force

manual laborers · blue-collar workers · factory workers · construction workers · farmhands

Family

office, goer, goes, gone, officer, officers, official, officials, officially

Familiarity: Top 500,000
Profile: Used worldwide · Timeless · Concrete · Everyday, not technical · Rated G