"opportunities of work" is a correct and usable phrase in written English.
It refers to potential job openings or chances for employment. You can use it in a sentence when discussing job prospects or options for employment. Example: "The economic downturn has resulted in fewer opportunities of work in our city, causing many people to struggle to find employment."
Her record in Congress dovetails with the mission of the Labor Department, to protect and further the rights and opportunities of working people.
She has held a number of senior roles in local government, which has provided her with a breadth of understanding and perspective on the challenges and opportunities of working within the public sector.
In all his roles, Mr. Perez has displayed an ethos and a skill set that reflects the mission of the Labor Department, namely, to bring the force and protections of the law to bear in upholding and advancing the rights and opportunities of working people.
However, some in northern England are alive to the opportunities of working with an independent Scotland.
The first term means that mostly people with high potential and specific qualification emigrate to have better opportunities of working and earning abroad.
The need to balance "the legal prohibitions and the opportunities" of working with administrative records is a long-running issue for federal agencies, says a senior OMB official, who agreed to talk with ScienceInsider on background.
Venky has seven years of telecom experience and Mike has ten, so they're both deeply familiar with both the challenges and the opportunities of working in this space.
Of course, our meeting was filled with important presentations and provocative breakout sessions, but the real value was people spending one-on-one time with each other, sharing stories about the challenges and opportunities of working with individual clients in specific markets.
While claiming to be working in the interests of "fiscal responsibility" the radically pro-corporate wing of the Republican Party is slashing the rights and opportunities of working Americans while letting big business get away scot free.
"Cut Dead But Still Alive" focuses on the challenges and opportunities of working with young African American men who, lacking proper guidance, are highly susceptible to ending up in the juvenile justice system, in and out of prison, or dead.
