set-up job
nounUK /ˈsetʌp dʒɒb/
US /ˈsetʌp dʒɑːb/
A set-up job is a trick that makes someone else look guilty.
The broken window was a set-up job to get the new kid in trouble.
OTHER MEANINGS
2. A job or task that has been arranged in advance for someone.
The summer camp counselor position was a set-up job waiting for her.
3. A task that is very easy to finish.
With the new software, sorting the files was a set-up job.
4. The act of preparing equipment or a workspace for work.
Setting up the stage took the whole crew an hour.