"work issues" is correct and usable in written English.
You can use it to refer to topics related to the job. Example sentence: We need to address all of the work issues before we can move on to the next project.
— time, they are organizing about family and work issues.
Instead, people confused emails with other work issues.
"You said there were work issues as well that you were worried about".
He has frequent lunches, often centered on personal matters rather than work issues and very brisk.
Significant numbers of those with cancer "experience long-term physical, emotional, financial and work issues".
Tracey Sagar, who co-led the study, said that it was viral that universities better understood student sex work issues.
That sounds better than family or work issues!!!" She added: "Use your own wording – do your own thing be yourself.
I have now come into contact with hundreds of people with whom I talk regularly about careers and work issues.
Its focus is on balancing classroom practice and educational theory while addressing current policy issues, such as funding equity, school choice and school-to-work issues.
For more on Balancing Act, the video series, and other stories on life-work issues click on www.forbes.com/balancingact.
She speaks frequently to corporate audiences about Future-of-Work issues.
