"working surroundings" is correct and can be used in written English.
You can use it to refer to the physical environment in which someone works. For example: "I'm lucky to work in such pleasant and comfortable working surroundings."
"We worked terribly long hours in not terribly pleasant working surroundings," she said.
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This series is reserved exclusively for the diversified litera ture on "toxic" chemicals in our food, our feeds, our homes, recreational and working surroundings, our domestic animals, our wildlife and ourselves.
Attention must be devoted to: the absence of contact with the supervisor, faulty project propositions, uninspiring and lonely working surroundings, the absence of an introduction into the organisation, disagreement about authorship as well as academic freedom, and intimidation by the supervisor.
Being photogenic has a lot to do with working your surroundings in addition to showing off your facial and bodily posing skills.
It has been particularly uplifted by the accessibility and dominance of technology in our everyday personal and work surroundings.
Rooney, who arrived at 9.30am, is understood to have looked happy to be back in his work surroundings and showed no sign of tension, though that does not preclude him pushing for a transfer to Chelsea when he eventually sits down to discuss his future at the club.
While 82°F might sound pretty hot for an office setting, Glicksman says there's been research that shows an adaptive effect that takes into account the nature of the work surroundings.
You want your other employees to be comfortable in their work surroundings, and you are not doing the people underneath you a favor by overlooking a person's mean and rude behavior.
She said laboratory workers rarely worked in surroundings as impressive as those in Berkeley.
The interior, however, suggests a gut demolition in progress, though it has already been given as much of a makeover as Owens intends, since he likes to work in surroundings that reflect his aesthetic of — as he has put it — "broken idealism".
