The phrase "appropriate working conditions" is correct and usable in written English.
It can be used when discussing the standards and environment in which employees work, emphasizing that these conditions meet certain criteria for safety, comfort, and productivity.
Example: "The company is committed to providing appropriate working conditions to ensure the well-being and efficiency of its employees."
Alternatives: "suitable work environment" or "acceptable labor conditions".
This paper reports the results of the first study on the stiffness of the elastic components, introducing the minimum and maximum weights for the appropriate working conditions and future fabrication of TENGs.
Carin Baer / AMC. 4. Demand appropriate working conditions.
As you might imagine, workers' rights groups aren't consulted when determining appropriate working conditions for slave laborers.
Eliminating occupational segregation and all forms of employment discrimination while guaranteeing safe and appropriate working conditions is a founding principle of the United Nations Fourth World Conference on Women.
Hence, there is an urgent need to design appropriate strategies to improve the performance of HEWs by enhancing their knowledge and competencies, while creating appropriate working conditions.
In the absence of structural reform that includes funding, resources, the commitment to training and supervision, and appropriate working conditions, any review of how this horrific death occurred will not lead to any meaningful change.
We must continue to pursue this opportunity by investing in age-appropriate working conditions and discovering how people can continue working into their old age in a way that's satisfying and a healthy for mind and body.
It has therefore been suggested that for community-based workforce to work effectively, apart from formalising their services, there is a need to create an appropriate working environment and conditions within the health sector.
To reverse this requires effective measures to motivate a mix of doctors to work and stay at the lower levels, at least for some period, while also supporting them with appropriate working and living conditions.
A major task from a public health point of view is shaping the societal framework in favour of appropriate working and living conditions that allows families to care for their loved ones - not only at the end of life - and ensuring that the families receive professional support from medical, nursing and social services.
To do so, steps must be taken to ensure appropriate training and safe working conditions.
