workpermits

noun
UK /ˈwɜːkˌpɜːmɪts/
US /ˈwɜːrkˌpɜːrmɪts/

Official papers that let a person from another country work legally.

The company checked that all new employees had valid workpermits before they started.


OTHER MEANINGS

2. Documents allowing someone to do a specific job or task.

The volunteers needed workpermits to enter the construction site.

3. Written approvals for a student to work part-time during studies.

International students must show workpermits to take campus jobs.

4. Formal permissions required before starting paid work in a new country.

Her workpermits arrived just in time for the job's start date.