officerule

noun
UK /ˈɒfɪsruːl/
US /ˈɔːfɪsruːl/

A rule that tells people how to behave at work or in an office.

The new officerule says everyone must wear a badge.


OTHER MEANINGS

2. A rule made by an official group that everyone in it must follow.

The club's officerule bans phones during meetings.

3. A formal instruction about how to do a job correctly.

Follow the officerule when you fill out the form.

4. A law or order set by a government office.

The officerule requires shops to close at nine.