'work hub' is correct and usable in written English.
It can be used to refer to a place or space dedicated to work or collaboration. For example, "The office has a large work hub with plenty of tables and chairs for everyone to use."
The international social work hub is funded by Cafcass.
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It changed the game by making itself a work hub.
In their place came centralised bakeries and 50 new sites – mainly in travel and work hubs.
Within the Virginia suburbs, Prince William County, which is farther from the area's work hubs, has the highest proportion of hybrids, said Nicholas Ramfos, a transportation specialist with the Metropolitan Washington Council of Governments.
The programme also secures work hubs with wi-fi in each locale, and plans events and meals to foster a sense of community among the 75 participants.
People talk about the laid-back, easygoing nature of the Caribbean, but Trinidad is a working hub, one of the most prosperous islands in the region.
He also moved Roo's working hub to Prague, where good engineers came 50% cheaper than those in Silicon Valley.
