The phrase "beyond the workplace" is correct and usable in written English.
You can use it to refer to situations, activities, or relationships which extend outside the boundaries of someone’s job or career. For example, you might say: "John and I developed a strong friendship that extended beyond the workplace."
The tax system also encourages workers to look beyond the workplace for extra income.
She adds: "As a company we like to get to know our staff and this extends beyond the workplace.
Mr Obama is a disciple of Saul Alinsky, an activist who expanded the labour movement's agenda to include a wide range of grievances beyond the workplace.
The reps seek to raise awareness of the opportunities for learning inside and beyond the workplace, assess the demand for different courses and liaise with employers.
Could the problem stretch far beyond the workplace, they wondered, and all the way back to childhood and the ways that parents treat boys and girls?
hoped to provide its volunteers "with the tools and the training to be in communities so that they can spread the truth beyond the workplace to the neighborhoods, to the Elks Club, to the gun club to the churches.
Such a strategy could help make organized labor relevant beyond just the workplace, Trumka previously told HuffPost.
Lastly, particularly in the African context, the inseparability of workplace and community means that efforts to address workplace hazards demand that actions for occupational health extend beyond just the workplace.
But the problem goes way beyond just how the workplace is formally structured.
The steady creep of EU powers and regulations, into the justice system, the workplace and beyond, have caused much greater resentment, which the ongoing troubles in the euro zone have exacerbated.
Discussing the movement to denounce sexual harassment in the workplace and beyond, the "Daredevil" star said she believes society is becoming more conscious and that younger people are more likely to feel that their voices matter.
