"new forms of work" is a correct and usable phrase in written English.
You can use it to refer to any kind of work that is new or innovative. For example, "The company is exploring new forms of work to improve productivity and efficiency."
Eventually, we'll create new forms of work.
She conducts in-depth observational studies to develop new understanding about new forms of work groups and teams.
New forms of work such as online contracting and microwork could offer a chance to bypass physical barriers or social restrictions and empower women.
New forms of work and welfare spread: "mini-jobs", temporary employment and, most menacingly, Hartz IV, the handout that awaits anyone who does not find a job quickly.
Using an intensive longitudinal case study (Conglom, a pseudonym), the paper relates innovation and experimentation in new forms of work organization to a drive for shareholder value creation.
In particular, it will look at how new forms of work might undermine the effectiveness of policies such as the minimum wage, maternity and paternity rights, pensions auto-enrolment, sick pay, and holiday pay.
However, although considerable attention was paid to the relationship between the specialist and the GP, almost no attention was given to new forms of working collaboratively.
This led to the following research question: What motivates specialists to initiate new forms of working collaboratively with GPs and will these motivational forces last?
Hauptman and Buchberg described the way Matisse had come up with an entirely new form of work almost by accident.
In the light of concerns over terrorists using asylum regulations to gain entry to Britain he will say the government is considering a new form of work permit to stamp out this problem.
Third, craft learning activities as a new form of "work break". Alongside purely relaxing breaks — either short ones like meditating or longer ones like taking days off — consider recasting learning itself as a break from your routine tasks at work.
