'academic labor' is correct and usable in written English.
You can use it to refer to work such as research, teaching, and writing related to academia. For example, "As a professor, I am committed to doing my best in my academic labor to ensure that my students have all the tools they need for success."
There is, however, evidence of different academic labor markets operating in each country.
The importance of cohesive networks of reciprocal favors (guanxi) for Chinese culture shapes the academic labor market for the advanced stages of academic careers.
We examine the Chinese academic labor market to understand the cultural contingency of two different network structures: those affording structural holes and those that feature network closure.
The requirement to anticipate, articulate and evaluate the impact of research is a growing part of academic labor.
The question we should be asking is what the casualization of the academic labor market means for our ability to continue as a leader of ideas.
Many universities need a steady stream of graduate students coming in the door in order to provide cheap academic labor for introductory undergraduate courses.
He writes with obvious sympathy, having driven a hack himself before moving on to academic labors as a historian at Peking University and Colgate.
While her academic labors focused on the history of industry, her work at the clinic provided an entirely different kind of food for thought, and eventually for research.
The study was guided by an advisory board that included policy makers, academics, labor representatives and private equity executives.
The school emphasizes the pillars of academics, labor and self-governance.
The announcement said that the meeting would involve corporate CEOs, academics, labor leaders, bankers and others.
