The phrase "advice on work" is correct and usable in written English.
You can use it when seeking or providing guidance related to professional tasks or workplace issues.
Example: "I would appreciate any advice on work that could help me improve my productivity."
Alternatives: "guidance on work" or "counsel regarding work".
One of the most popular figures in talk radio, Dr. Schlessinger has been on the air since the late 1970s and had a regular syndicated show since 1994, offering advice on work, family and relationships for a mostly female audience.
According to messages recently sent out to early Shine users, a number of members have been asking for the ability to talk to a real person for advice on work, school and life.
According to messages recently sent out to early Shine users, a number of members have been asking for the ability to talk to a real person for advice on work, school and life.
Clark began a public speaking tour in the summer of 2000 and approached several former government officials for advice on work after life in government, including House Speaker Newt Gingrich, White House Chief of Staff Mack McLarty, and Richard Holbrooke.
As part of HuffPost's new parent-child interview series Talk To Me, Travis sat down with his dad, Donald Kalanick, to ask for advice on work, love, and finding happiness later in life.
This includes more attention, information, support, and advice on work issues, not only by health care professionals but also by employers.
In its advice on work-life balance, the Mental Health Foundation counsels: "Work smart, not long".
As co-mentor, he gave me feedback about how best to run meetings with my mentor, provide advice on work-life balance, ensure discipline, and identify growth opportunities.
Pixar's brain trust of directors offers advice on works in progress.
