risk-free job

noun phrase
UK /rɪsk friː dʒɒb/
US /rɪsk friː dʒɑːb/

A job where you do not have to worry about losing your money or getting hurt.

My uncle says being a librarian is a risk-free job because nothing bad ever happens there.


OTHER MEANINGS

2. A task that involves no danger or chance of failure.

Cleaning the chalkboard is a risk-free job for the class helper.

3. A job with no chance of losing money.

He wanted a risk-free job, so he avoided investing in startups.

4. A very easy job with no surprises.

Sorting the mail felt like a risk-free job to her.