"corporate workers" is a correct and usable phrase in written English.
It typically refers to people who work in a business environment in roles related to the management or running of the business, such as accountants, lawyers, or executives. For example, "The corporate workers took advantage of the tax break announced by the government."
Still, if there are fewer tourists in and around Times Square, there are more corporate workers.
Like so many other corporate workers, Mr. Sanghoee was a little bored.
But today, the great American job machine stands more than ready to provide jobs to laid-off corporate workers and dot-com programmers alike.
To be sure, a vast majority of corporate workers who have been laid off since December 2007 have sought another corporate job.
The company is increasingly moving to make the popular Office products a familiar dashboard used by corporate workers to do all kinds of tasks.
Downtown Pittsburgh's streets now are eerily quiet after 6 P.M., once the 140,000 daytime corporate workers have fled for suburban homes.
All but glowing with ambition, she is the model of the enthusiastic corporate worker.
Hoping to escape mediocrity and boredom, a depressed corporate worker (Edward Norton) joins a sub-fascist group of disaffected men, a band of bloody brothers, which grows larger and more organized, finally planting bombs.
The 99er featured in Michael Luo's article, a 49-year-old unemployed corporate worker named Alexandra Jarrin, is a late-in-life college graduate and onetime business school student who owes $92,000, as she put it, "for an education which is basically worthless".
Few problems are as much of a headache for the modern corporate worker as buying things on the company's dime.
Whether you're a freelancer trying to set boundaries, or a corporate worker tied to a strict schedule, try incorporating these tips to increase your productivity and work smarter.
