Difference between revisions of "Office"
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In law, a major office in a state makes a business subject to [[jurisdiction]] in that state. | In law, a major office in a state makes a business subject to [[jurisdiction]] in that state. | ||
| − | ''The Office'' also refers to a comedy, with versions airing in both the [[United Kingdom]] and the [[United States | + | ''The Office'' also refers to a television comedy, with versions airing in both the [[United Kingdom]] and the [[United States]]. |
'''Office''' may also refer to the software package published by [[Microsoft]]. | '''Office''' may also refer to the software package published by [[Microsoft]]. | ||
Revision as of 21:29, October 8, 2008
An office is a place of business, where individuals in a capitalist society complete the necessary tasks of commerce for a business organization, such as a corporation.
In law, a major office in a state makes a business subject to jurisdiction in that state.
The Office also refers to a television comedy, with versions airing in both the United Kingdom and the United States.
Office may also refer to the software package published by Microsoft.