The phrase "a time when work" is correct and usable in written English.
It can be used to refer to a specific period or occasion related to work or employment.
Example: "There was a time when work was more focused on collaboration and teamwork rather than individual performance."
Alternatives: "an era of work" or "a period when work".
The setback comes at a time when work is drying up because of plunging oil prices.
Benefits will fall by at least 10%, he predicts, and at a time when work is ever harder to find.
Such a lengthy strike is unusual at a time when work stoppages have become much less common than they once were.
In 2013 the Ritz and the Crillon closed, at a time when work was still under way at the Plaza and Peninsula.
At a time when work, endless emails and a million distractions vie for our attention, the idea of taking time to just be present is more popular than ever.
There is significant unease about laying off state employees at a time when work is scarce, with 58 percent saying it would be a bad idea to lay off 5 percent of the state work force, as Gov. David A. Paterson sought to do last year after unions refused to postpone scheduled raises.
"I remember many a time when working in Covent Garden bars, we would often be evacuated after bomb scares.
This is a time when working people are being forced to move out of the city because it's so expensive.
"Rosita and Tai were incredibly successful designers at a time when working in fashion was almost easy," Stefano Tonchi, the editor of W and a longtime family friend, said at the Fashion Group event last week.
He joined in shooting skeet with the movie legends Clark Gable and Gary Cooper at a time when working in Hollywood meant gaining access to an exclusive, tight-knit club, the actor Robert Stack, a longtime friend, said.
In the race for an open House seat in Colorado, the Democratic candidate, Mike Feeley, is attacking the tax cut as larded with provisions that benefit only the very wealthiest Americans at a time when working families need help.
