The phrase "at work thanks" is not correct and does not convey a clear meaning in written English.
It seems to be an incomplete thought and lacks context to determine its intended use.
Example: "I appreciate your help at work, thanks for your support."
Alternatives: "Thank you for your help" or "Thanks for your assistance."
Other employees made a convincing case that they spend more time at work thanks to the ambient luxuries.
Looking at drawings allows you to observe the artists at work thanks to the variety of materials and techniques.
3.29am BST Twitter Michelle York (@michelleyork) 12.26pm here in Aus, staying updated on #game7 at work thanks to @hunterfelt!
In other words, whereas Americans might be more productive at work thanks to air-conditioning, they are also more likely to be stressed.
She does, however, zero in on a snug, gold and black patterned knit dress (€945) that could make an appearance at work, thanks to its demure cap-sleeved top and knee length.
Foye suggests that all women deserve extra time off because they may be experiencing higher stress and burnout at work thanks to their greater burden of unpaid domstic chores.
The 400 or so officers at Rampart are mostly newcomers since the time Mr Perez was at his dirty work, thanks to the rapid turnover in the division.
The former paratrooper is one of many veterans helped back to work thanks to advisers at the factory that assembles Britain's remembrance poppies, crosses and wreaths.
Apart from the work, thanks to everyone at PSI for making our trip enjoyable and giving us a better taste of Ethiopian culture, food, and hospitality.
The states are short of cash; unemployment is rising; the remaining welfare recipients have fewer skills.Welfare or workfare?Even in the good times, the only way that states achieved their required 50%-of recipients-at-work rate was thanks to a giant loophole.
Employees of the Campaign Finance Board were more fortunate: at 40 Rector, one elevator now works, thanks to a generator, so several employees returned last week to retrieve computer mice, surge protectors and other equipment.
