Usually 白工 means "doing things/ working on something but eventually in vain, and couldn't get anything as return." Usually people say "做白工"--> 做(verb.)+白工(noun.)
But in the case which you stated, it use the word "打" as a verb. --> "打(verb.)"+"白工(noun.)". It actually implied the meaning of "打工" (doing part-time job).
So in the end you can think "打白工" means, |doing a part-time job/ task but without get paid (get nothing as return).
The whole sentence means: he worked for her, but didn't get paid.
Usually 白工 means "doing things/ working on something but eventually in vain, and couldn't get anything as return." Usually people say "做白工"--> 做(verb.)+白工(noun.)But in the case which you stated, it use the word "打" as a verb. --> "打(verb.)"+"白工(noun.)". It actually implied the meaning of "打工" (doing part-time job). So in the end you can think "打白工" means, |doing a part-time job/ task but without get paid (get nothing as return).The whole sentence means: he worked for her, but didn't get paid.
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