'work labor' is correct and usable in written English; it is a noun phrase referring to the labor or effort involved in a job or task.
Example sentence: The work labor he put into the project was exemplary.
His areas of specialization include low-wage work, labor standards policies, and health care coverage.
He specializes in low-wage work, labor standards policies, and health care coverage.
As a result of this work, Labor began routinely reviewing the MBS with a focus on quality and safety.
The issue has "made a lot of noise," he added, "because it touches on so many aspects of society, like work, labor, family, as well as religion.
In the developed countries; for more strong economy and more rapid social development, more qualified work labor is need to be provided.
Lindtner's research and teaching interests include innovation and technology entrepreneurship, making and hacking cultures, shifts in digital work, labor, industry, policy, and governance.
Mr. da Silva, luckless in his search for work, labors to maintain a name that is creditworthy, each month bringing an unrelenting march of due dates on bills.
She's practiced sick, juggled work, labored for hours with her fellow aspiring chefs in their Costa Mesa school's cramped kitchen.
The common presence of indels (including TEs, small gaps and tandem repeats) and IIAHs, as reported in this study, makes experimental work labor-intensive by virtue of the additional time and money required to isolate alleles and optimize PCR amplification and sequencing.
State business environments To identify the impact of geographic business environments on management practices, we considered the location of plants near the border between a state that has a "right-to-work" labor environment and a state that does not, as well as the location of a company's founding plants.
The lockout ended with a settlement that eliminated 32 games from the season, but provided a working labor agreement for the next seven years.
