The phrase "age of work" is correct and usable in written English.
It can be used to refer to a period or era characterized by a specific approach to work or employment, often in discussions about labor trends or societal changes.
Example: "In the age of work, remote jobs have become increasingly popular, allowing for greater flexibility and work-life balance."
Alternatives: "era of employment" or "period of labor".
In one of his letters to Maximiliano, he puts it in writing: The century in which we are living, my dear Maximiliano, is the age of work.
"Golden Exits" is a story of sibling rivalries and family heritage (artistic and material), of fragile marriages and bitter solitude, of solidarity and betrayal, of the possibilities of youth and the limits of encroaching middle age, of work as passion and work as burden, of the intimate relationships that develop through work, that nourish work, and that threaten work.
Others, such as hi-tech mogul, Elon Musk, who said, "There is a pretty good chance we end up with a universal basic income due to automation," and acclaimed astrophysicist, Stephen Hawking, who declared, "Automation and AI are going to decimate middle class jobs," are also making known their recognition that the age of work as we know it will soon be over, for good.
It concludes that the benefits of universal education up to the minimum age of work would far outweigh the respective costs – as much as three times.
It said the average age of working nurses in the state was 45, and that half of all licensed nurses expected to retire by 2015.
A group of ex-servicemen and other refugees from the shrinking horizons of welfare-state Britain wanted to mark the end of the age of working sail, before the old ships themselves rotted or rusted away.
The mean age of working patients was 49.2 years (ranging from 45 to 52 years) and the mean age of their significant others was 36.6 years (ranging from 25 to 48 years).
Educational level, age, and years of work experience were significantly associated with computer knowledge (p<0.01).
Furthermore, with over half of all young people (15 -24 years of age) out of work, employment of young people remains a major concern.
