The phrase "new working environment" is correct and usable in written English.
It can be used when referring to a new environment (physical or otherwise) in which someone is working - for example, "She was excited to start her new job in the new working environment."
And it helps that the Microsoft team has blended this new working environment with an open, trust- and results-based management style, allowing staff to choose how and when they go to the office — all supported by excellent virtual collaboration tools.
She also liked her new working environment.
Chris gets used to a new working environment and goes on a team building away day.
And because she already knew IGC, Silva was able to guide Jansen in his new working environment.
"It's important to consider whether the role will afford exposure to [a] new working environment, new challenges and more complex job functions — and how the role will affect your career overall".
You will have to acclimatize to a new working environment and build new relationships.
The idea seems to be to create new working environments in which people need both advice, and storage devices to hold all the new data they are generating.
* "WELCOME TO NEW YORK" A comedy with most of the conventions intact -- a fish out of water shines in a new work environment -- but in this case the writing makes it exceed the preconceptions.
Moving into a new work environment, with a different team, will be good".
In the new work environment of 2014, success will be driven even more by teamwork and collaboration.
A new work environment: IBM's new productivity suite, Lotus Symphony, lacks some of the advanced features in the latest version of Microsoft Office.
