'everyday working' is correct and usable in written English.
It is often used to refer to everyday tasks or activities such as work, chores, or errands. For example: "I'm looking forward to getting back to my everyday working routine after this holiday break."
B Questions evaluating the job situation (computer-based task) How realistic do you deem the presented situation is in your everyday working life or in your apprentices' everyday working lives?
For Thompson, it was the mundane, half-forgotten details of everyday working life that told the all-important story of working-class aspirations.
"It's not a Carolina Comeback for everyday working people," he said.
A country that so clearly doesn't work for everyday, working people.
The company's software products and services, woven deeply into the fabric of everyday working life, are selling briskly.
Mr. Giannoulias's strategists describe his this way: He is on the side of everyday working people and understands their fight.
For a long time in England, the Labour party was supposed to represent the everyday working man.
"The biggest winners will be everyday working families as jobs start pouring into our country," he said in September.
But I was also exposed to people from different walks of life: intellectuals, activists, visual artists, musicians, expatriates and everyday working folk.
"I think what people forget is if we want everyday, working-class Americans to run for office, and not like these robots, that we have to acknowledge and accept imperfection and growth and humanity in our government," she added.
And she inserted a relatively new refrain in her closing, one that would likely appeal — and seemed to here — to everyday working-class voters: "Who would you hire'' to turn the economy around?
