"work industry" is correct and usable in written English.
You can use it when referring to a specific type of industry that involves physical labor or manual labor. For example, "Construction is a major contributor to the work industry in my city."
There are definitely issues with the perception of the social work industry.
The firm was paid $3.5 million for its work, industry executives now acknowledge.
The sex work industry has infiltrated the entire city, from hotels and bathhouses to hair salons and restaurants.
Then there is the 457,000 rise in employment across the human health and social work industry.
Immersions combine course work, industry networking, on-site visits, and real-life problem solving and application all in the subject area of your choice.
Third, he points out that the DEGREE REQUIREMENTS for a job can be equally confusing, especially when accompanied by prior work (industry vs. academic) experience.
UAW members work industry-wide while the car companies are not permitted by antitrust laws to implement a combined labor strategy.
In addition, a six-layer entrepreneurship competency is proposed by (Entrepreneurship Competency Model 2010) including personal effectiveness, academic, work, industry-wide technical, industry-sector technical and management competencies, and occupation-specific requirements.
The controversy will reignite a simmering debate over whether so much of the welfare-to-work industry should have been contracted out to private companies.
Germany has not, offering a case study of what happens when politicians listen to the rhetoric of the prostitution-is-work industry.
Harrison has become an increasingly high-profile face of the welfare-to-work industry, since appearing two years ago in Benefit Busters, a fly-on-the-wall documentary about A4e advisors working with the long-term unemployed.
