work off-site
verb phraseUK /wɜːk ɒf saɪt/
US /wɝːk ɔːf saɪt/
to do your job from a place that is not your office.
My dad gets to work off-site on Fridays and stays home.
OTHER MEANINGS
2. to do a task at a location away from the main building.
The repair crew had to work off-site to fix the broken pipes.
3. to be based outside the company's main office.
Many of the new hires work off-site in different cities.
4. to complete a job at a client's location instead of your own.
The engineers will work off-site at the factory all week.