The phrase "assured of work" is correct and usable in written English.
It can be used when expressing confidence or certainty about having employment or tasks to complete.
Example: "After the successful interview, I felt assured of work at the company."
Alternatives: "guaranteed employment" or "certain of a job".
It also offers little hope that teachers will easily be able to identify schools where they can be assured of lighter work pressures, and may suggest that the approaches of heads of department are at least as important as school-wide policies.
The cost of taking care of one's children outside the home is now so high that many women cannot be assured of both working and making a decent income after taxes and child care costs.
These older full-timers in our midst were assured of more regular work and always went out "carrying doubles".
Perhaps modern composers could be better assured of producing lasting works if orchestras required them to produce, on time, something that audiences would be able to understand.
Although at times as precocious and gawky as its heroine, it is none the less an astonishingly assured piece of work.
Featuring Jason Schwartzman (Coppola's cousin) in full-on slacker-deity mode, it's an effortlessly fluid, brilliantly assured piece of work, brimming with goofy hipster-beatnik brio.
Remnant withdrew his motion, allowing the Commission to carry out its work assured of support for its principles.
He was assured of Abadi's commitment to work with all of Iraq's communities, as well as other countries that have pledged to fight against "this common enemy," the White House said in a statement late Monday.
The voluntary nature of participation was emphasised, and interviews were assured of confidentiality and that their work or any benefits would not be affected by a decision not to participate.
Participants were assured of confidentiality and anonymity in written work.
