The phrase "a new work environment" is correct and usable in written English.
It can be used when discussing changes or improvements in the setting where work is conducted, such as in a company or organization.
Example: "The company is implementing flexible hours to create a new work environment that fosters productivity and employee satisfaction."
Alternatives: "a fresh workplace setting" or "an updated work atmosphere".
* "WELCOME TO NEW YORK" A comedy with most of the conventions intact -- a fish out of water shines in a new work environment -- but in this case the writing makes it exceed the preconceptions.
Moving into a new work environment, with a different team, will be good".
Green explains that job candidates look at the emotional experience of a new work environment, seeking work "where people feel inspired to do their best".
A new work environment: IBM's new productivity suite, Lotus Symphony, lacks some of the advanced features in the latest version of Microsoft Office.
There were also a number of symposia that touched on more sensitive topics, such as problems that lesbian, gay, and transgendered women face; multiculturalism; and exploring a gendered approach to developing a new work environment.
Ph.D.s seeking careers outside of academe constantly hear about how important it is to let potential employers know about skills honed on campus that can translate to a new work environment.
Perhaps they were actually just trying to adjust to a new working environment that was unusually opportunistic and unstructured, looking to highlight and leverage the benefits of their new circumstances and downplay the hardships.
Nevertheless, motivation and a new working environment alone were clearly not enough to encourage doctors to go beyond a nosological categorization of the simulated patients in terms of "gastritis stress-eating behaviour".
And the solution seems to be to build a flashy new work environment, install bean bags, foosball tables, whiteboards, and cold-brew some coffee and voila, we've got ourselves a lab.
