"comfortable workplace" is correct and usable in written English.
You can use it when you are talking about a physical space in which someone spends time, for example: "The employees were satisfied with the comfortable workplace provided by the company."
Fairness of opportunities, gender equality, and variety of geographical origins – among other diversity features – have to be considered carefully so that employees feel comfortable with their workplace.
If you embrace failure and look for opportunities to learn you'll grow more as a technologist and will get more comfortable in the workplace environment.
In the second year in the workforce, as a more settled routine is established, graduates may have become more comfortable with the workplace, leading to small improvements (ES 0.29) in Confidence scores.
Be comfortable with your workplace and position at first.
If your business is already established, consider talking to the employees you have about what you can do to make the existing workplace more comfortable.
The two questions from the AMIQ pertaining to 'comfort' were combined, by adding the dichotomized variables together, to create a comfort scale (not comfortable at either a dinner party and/or in the workplace = 0, comfortable at either a dinner party or in the workplace =1).
Stonewall research shows that 33% of gay men and 23% of lesbians are comfortable being out in the workplace.
If your workplace is as comfortable and welcoming as your home, the thinking goes, you never have to leave.
They are going into homes where groups of friends gather in a comfortable, warm setting; into the workplace to make instruction more convenient; and into colleges, where women often feel most vulnerable.
