landworkpermit
nounUK /ˈlændwɜːkpɜːmɪt/
US /ˈlændwɜːrkpɜːrmɪt/
An official paper that lets someone do work on a piece of land.
The farmer showed his landworkpermit before he started building the barn.
OTHER MEANINGS
2. A document allowing a person to enter a country to do farming or land-related jobs.
He needed a landworkpermit to pick fruit on the farm abroad.
3. Permission from a local council to carry out building or digging on a plot.
The council issued a landworkpermit for the new fence.
4. A formal pass for workers to access a restricted piece of land.
Only people with a landworkpermit may enter the construction site.