"the working environment for" is a grammatically correct and commonly used phrase in written English.
It is typically used to describe the conditions and atmosphere in which someone works. Example: "The working environment for employees at this company is known for being collaborative and diverse, fostering a sense of teamwork and innovation."
This year, Goldman has also put an emphasis on improving the working environment for its entry-level recruits.
Mayor Bloomberg said the structure "will greatly improve the working environment for our emergency workers and better serve the surrounding community".
Don't be selfish about it – try and get your colleagues on board too, so that together you can improve the working environment for everyone's benefit.
And, how can I be sure my disability doesn't affect my ability to do my job, especially once I've been hired and I'm in the working environment for real?
If a department and university is serious about improving the working environment for everyone, then careful thought needs to be given to promotion criteria to ensure that someone who works less than a 100% contract, for whatever reason, is judged on the work they do in that time, not against some notional norm of the over-committed.
Ultrasonic sensors have been widely used in recognizing the working environment for a mobile robot.
The framework of the UCBDSS, its modules, the development of the UCL, the blackboard architecture for design control, and the UCBDSS working environment for Internet-based design are presented.
Businesses need to introduce measures that reach women at every level of an organisation, creating the right working environment for them to succeed from the start.
His knowledge of the policymaking process helps deliver the best possible working environment for freelancers throughout the UK.
So here are the first five very simple changes that can potentially help make you more effective and change the atmosphere of your working environment for the better.
Questionnaire data on the working environment were collected by the National Research Centre for the Working Environment (NRCWE) in the municipal eldercare sector in Aarhus from February to July in 2005.
