The phrase "a crackdown on work" is correct and usable in written English.
It can be used to describe a situation where strict measures are being enforced regarding work practices or behaviors, often in a regulatory or disciplinary context.
Example: "The government announced a crackdown on work-from-home policies to ensure productivity standards are met."
Alternatives: "an enforcement on labor" or "a clampdown on employment practices."
Rights advocates said the raid was part of a crackdown on groups working to expose police abuse, which El Nadim had been documenting.
A Russian court on Tuesday ordered the parole of a physicist convicted of selling China secret information about satellites, in a case that rights activists called part of a crackdown on scientists working with foreigners.
An Ethiopian government official reported that approximately 136,000 Ethiopians had been sent home from Saudi Arabia as part of a crackdown on migrant workers working in the arab state.
Florida Attorney General Pam Bondi has led a crackdown on synthetic drugs, working with legislators and law enforcement throughout the state to identify emerging chemical compounds and add them to the list of controlled substances that are illegal under state law.
Furthermore, a sudden crackdown on working from home, imposed by Ms Mayer, turned into a public-relations disaster.One of Ms Mayer's undoubted skills is burnishing her own profile.
Rudd, who was forced to defend herself on radio against allegations of xenophobia, also announced a crackdown on overseas students and work visas, and pledged to prevent migrants "taking jobs British people could do".
HONG KONG — A court in southern China has sentenced three prominent labor organizers to suspended prison terms, human rights groups and a lawyer for one of them said on Monday, more than nine months after they were arrested amid a crackdown on civic organizations that work outside the Communist Party.
After a crackdown on the infamous Associated Work Cooperatives (known as Cooperativas de Trabajo Asociado or CTA in Spanish), new forms of illegal subcontracting have been on the rise, with the proliferation of new and creative ways of subcontracting, including "union contracts" with sham unions and illegal collective pacts where a union already exists.
Russia's Supreme Court on Wednesday overturned the acquittal of a physicist who had been charged with espionage, ordering a new trial in a case that has been seen as part of a crackdown on researchers and scientists working with foreigners.
A crackdown on clients forces them to work in the shadows, beyond the protection of the law.
