Work Log

/ˈwɜrk lɔg/

Definitions

  1. (n.) A chronological record maintained by employees or contractors documenting tasks performed, work hours, and progress, often used for billing, compliance, or dispute resolution.
    The lawyer reviewed the consultant's work log to verify the hours billed for the project.

Forms

  • work log
  • work logs

Commentary

A work log is primarily a factual, contemporaneous record; precision in entries can enhance evidentiary value in legal disputes or audits.

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