on one's own time



on one's own time

During non-working hours, especially when one is not being paid. For example, Marcia wrote poetry evenings and weekends, on her own time. This expression implies that the time one spends working for someone else is no longer one's possession.
See also: on, own, time

Common Names:

NameGenderPronouncedUsage
Aemilius-Ancient Roman
Altansarnai-Mongolian
Themistocles-Ancient Greek (Latinized)
Milda-Lithuanian, Baltic Mythology
Patrycjapaht-RITS-yahPolish
Dana (1)DAH-nah (Czech, Slovak, German)Romanian, Czech, Slovak, German, Hebrew