Idiom

Inside job

What does "Inside job" mean?

A crime committed by or with the help of someone living or working in the place that it took place.

Inside job

Britain, early 20th century.

A crime committed by or with the help of someone living or working in the place that it took place.

Worldwide.

  • Only the staff in the security department knew the safe's combination and it wasn't forced open. It had to be an inside job.