"work emergencies" is a correct and usable phrase in written English.
You can use it when referring to unexpected or urgent issues that arise during one's work day and require immediate attention. For example, "John had to take care of a few work emergencies before he could finish the project."
Career advancement in many professions requires after-work networking events, or sticking with clients' problems until they're solved, or dealing with shockingly regular work emergencies that deliver you home, depleted, a half-hour before lights-out.
Slack time requires a new mental model — recognizing that, no matter how carefully we plan, work emergencies and unexpected demands will always crop up and projects and tasks will usually require more time than we've allocated.
The rural general medical practitioner (GP) is skilled to deal with diverse encounters and contexts, clinical procedures, after-hours work, emergencies, complex care, public health issues and Indigenous peoples' needs [ 16].
Nisman looks like any father might after interrupting a family holiday for a work emergency.
Over dinner, Gino told me about the work Emergency was doing in Kabul.
You will have the ability to work emergency shifts and swing GP shifts.
She has a few set meetings, which she attends via Google Hangouts — and gives her daughter an iPad for a diversion if there is a work emergency.
The sender can email when the person is back from vacation, or, if it's a work emergency, contact someone else at the office.
God forbid we get a cup of coffee in us before dealing with the latest work emergency.
The responders, who have a variety of backgrounds in social work, emergency medical training and other areas, are required to go through a 20-hour training session.
But it said it welcomed the CQC recognising hard work emergency departments staff were making daily "to deliver the best, safest care possible... in very difficult circumstances".
