jointjob

noun
UK /ˈdʒɔɪnt dʒɒb/
US /ˈdʒɔɪnt dʒɑːb/

A jointjob is a job that two or more people do together.

The two friends made a jointjob of cleaning the whole garage.


OTHER MEANINGS

2. A task where the work and the reward are split between partners.

They agreed on a jointjob and shared the money equally.

3. A position held by two people at the same time.

The club created a jointjob for two co-presidents.

4. A job arranged by two companies working together.

The two firms took on a jointjob to build the bridge.