A fussy official or employee who insists on enforcing every rule, even when common sense or kindness would suggest flexibility.
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AboutJobsworth describes a fussy official or employee who follows every rule rigidly, even when flexibility or common sense might be more helpful. This British English definition poster captures a recognisable workplace character with dry humour and a clear caution about bureaucracy. It can add personality to an office, study, or collection of language-inspired wall art.
What does Jobsworth mean?A jobsworth is someone who insists on enforcing rules strictly, even when a practical exception would make sense.
Is Jobsworth a British word?The term is British English and is commonly used as a mildly critical description of bureaucratic behaviour.
What does a Jobsworth poster express?It offers a humorous reminder that rules, work, and human judgment do not always fit neatly together.
