"working climate" is correct and usable in written English.
It has a few different uses. For instance, you might use it to refer to the atmosphere of the workplace, such as "The new initiatives from the board of directors have created a more relaxed working climate."
That is hard to judge for anybody who is not a working climate scientist.
And employees are constantly surveyed by management on all aspects of the bank's working climate.
The nation's mining industry can expect a more favorable working climate, Bush administration officials have told the Northwest Mining Association.
But Human Rights Watch has warned it will worsen the "already deteriorating working climate" for these organisations.
Prized talent often ended up leaving Burke's department; in contrast, outstanding folks gravitated to Humboldt's warmer working climate.
97% of working climate scientists say the temperature is rising, and human activity is a significant contributing factor.
RealClimate is a commentary site on climate science by working climate scientists for the interested public and journalists.
This will create a working climate based on trust and respect, in which all team members can safely share their doubts and concerns.
Over time, nearly every one of their arguments has been knocked down by accumulating evidence, and polls say 97 percent of working climate scientists now see global warming as a serious risk.
But, in reality, ninety-seven per cent of working climate scientists are in the "for" camp (i.e., recent climate change is real, and is a result of human activities), and only three per cent are "against".
The rarefied culture and tough working climate of Parliament has apparently dissuaded some women from going into national politics, presenting Prime Minister Tony Blair's image-conscious, modernizing Labor Party with a vexing problem.
