The phrase "aid at work" is correct and usable in written English.
It can be used to refer to assistance or support provided in a workplace setting.
Example: "The new training program is designed to provide aid at work for employees struggling with their tasks."
Alternatives: "assistance in the workplace" or "support at the job".
Staff Attorney, Fair Play for Girls in Sports, Gender & LGBT Rights Program, Legal Aid at Work.
"Many are just ignoring the law altogether," said Kim Turner, a senior staff attorney at the nonprofit Legal Aid at Work, which runs the Fair Play for Girls in Sports Project and produced the study.
"This would be a huge step forward for working families and help them make meaningful the promise of paid family leave from the state," said Julia Parish, senior staff attorney with the nonprofit Legal Aid at Work, which advocated for a similar ordinance to boost pay during parental leave in San Francisco.
The welders were also not trained or oriented regarding hazards and safety measures at work including basic first aid at work.
But I also have a first aid doctor at work as well he is very good and he will do it voluntarily.
In retrospect, she sees how her genetic disposition may have aided her at work.
Princeton faculty members have long been at work aiding the preparations for the seemingly inevitable war.
In a corner of the room was a green chalkboard, a visual aid to show the science at work, featuring a heart with the word "butter" written in cursive in the center; a diagram of protein blobs wiggling, with an arrow pointing to the word "SHAKE," and a jar with buttermilk separated from the good stuff.
The first is on a cross-party motion proposed by Labour's Luciana Berger, the Lib Dem former health minister Norman Lamb, and the Conservative Jonny Mercer who call for the government to change the law to underline that an employers' first aid duties under the Health and Safety at Work Act cover mental as well as physical health.
Should organizing at work for "mutual aid and protection" not also be covered?
At work my Kitchen Aid stand mixer is my most used piece of equipment, but in my flat it's the least.
