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As a rule the Japanese verbs are connected by ~たり pattern.  
For example:

> 出社【しゅっしゃ】し **たり** 退社【たいしゃ】 **したりする** 。

But is it grammatically correct, when I connect these two verbs by 及び【および】?  
For example:

> 出社 **及び** 退社する。
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Connecting Sino-Japanese verbs
出社及び退社する makes perfect sense, but I think 出社および退社 **を** する (using を) is the
safer choice when making a written sentence. It's because so-called suru-verbs
work basically as _verbs_ , whereas および is to connect two _nouns_. Likewise,
掃除や洗濯した is not good in written Japanese, and you usually have to write 掃除や洗濯
**を** した. In spoken Japanese, particles are omitted more often, so 掃除や洗濯した
tend to be tolerated.

The usage is a bit different between Xする and Xをする. See: [Difference Between
べんきょう する and べんきょうを する](https://japanese.stackexchange.com/q/4006/5010)

In this case, you can also simply write 出退社 (e.g. 出退社する, 出退社の時間).
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