The phrase "indoor worker" is correct and usable in written English.
It can be used to describe someone whose job is primarily performed inside a building, as opposed to outdoors.
Example: "As an indoor worker, I spend most of my time at my desk, focusing on administrative tasks."
Alternatives: "office worker" or "desk worker".
Consider boots made from a combination of leather and nylon if you work indoors, this combination is good for indoor workers and they tend to be light in weight and flexible and can keep feet comfortable for extended periods of time.
Around 70% of sex workers are indoor workers so this study is more representative than many others that are used to reflect sex work as a whole".
People with outdoor jobs are less likely to develop melanoma than indoor workers who experience intense sun exposure on their days off.
Most unsolved cases are among street workers, but the proportion of unsolved cases is the same for both street and indoor workers, challenging the belief that the "chaotic lives" of street workers materially impede investigations, although the criminalisation of sex work does.
But, as other office workers lounged in temperatures typically found in a walk-in cooler, Mr. Raoufi — as well as the owner, for the record — joined the ranks of indoor workers laboring through this heat wave without the benefit of an artificially chilled breeze.
Such indoor workers include escorts, who work in brothels or independently, in their own homes; strippers who connect with prospective clients in bars and make dates for later meetings; and dominatrixes, according to a report by the Urban Justice Center's Sex Workers Project.
The final patient series consisted of 13 (aged 37.1 ± 7.2 years) physically healthy indoor workers suffering from SAD according to DSM-IV-TR criteria.
Rising global temperatures, coupled with decreasing access to clean drinking water, may exacerbate the effects of heat exposure in both outdoor and indoor workers who are exposed to chronic heat stress and recurrent dehydration.
Many indoor workers don't associate ourselves with violence against women on the streets; we feel immune, because it doesn't happen to us often.
Smoking bans are now the norm for indoor workers [ 15].
