"office waste" is a correct and usable phrase in written English.
It typically refers to the waste or discarded materials generated in a workplace or office setting. Example: "The company implemented a new recycling program to reduce the amount of office waste that is sent to landfills."
Also, the company monitors energy consumption and air quality, and more than 60 percent of office waste is recycled.
Saccharification of office waste paper using crude cellulase resulted in reducing sugar yield of 534 mg/g dry substrate.
Just under half of all office waste in 2009-2010 was recycled or composted, compared with 34% in 2008-2009.
In this study, the crude xylanase was used for (1) bio-deinking of hand-written office waste papers having blue ink and (2) bio-bleaching of carton pulp.
For one thing, men in the office waste whole afternoons staring at your bottom, placing bets on whether you're wearing underwear.
To be fair, many of the big corporations on Virgin's green investment list do a bit more than encourage their staff to put their office waste paper in a separate bin.
These include typical household wastes from housing areas, office wastes from various administrative and command activities, landscaping wastes, and construction and demolition (C&D) wastes.
So maybe you've saved a few dollars on the visit, but how much time have you wasted calling around and how much time has your doctor's office wasted with people shopping for care?
The different parties variously promise us cuts this year, or not until next year, that front-line services will be protected (even those that I perceive to be failing such as job centres and post offices?), that waste and inefficiency will be cut out.
A fortune in salary, a fortune in heating their office, a waste of a car-parking space PLUS the many more times their salary they waste after you have to clear up after them.
The original story opens on Christmas Eve, with Scrooge in his deliberately icy office (why waste money on coal?), giving his clerk a hard time and turning away a couple of local charity collectors with some unkind words about just what the poor can do with themselves during the holidays.
