"workplace life" is a correct and usable phrase in written English.
It can be used when referring to the routines, activities, and experiences that one encounters in their place of work. Example: Managing stress is an important aspect of maintaining a healthy workplace life.
After a former employer transferred me to Germany, my workplace life remained largely unchanged.
Employers, it seemed, could inspire a rise in productivity by observing workers and making small adjustments to workplace life, even if these were simply reversions of previous changes.
His devices don't allow managers to hear what people are saying; perhaps more importantly, his work shows that there is an irreducible socialness to workplace life — a human element — that managers eliminate at their own peril.
Do you complain about other things in the office, or just this one aspect of workplace life?
This gets into an important distinction between your old school life and your new workplace life.
Encourage your employees to share images of day-to-day workplace life, be that the team's "Tuesday Taco" lunch tradition or surprise birthday balloons for a co-worker.
Female representation in the industry, employing practices that support working mothers and encouraging entrepreneurship are just the tip of the iceberg to creating a better workplace and work life for today's professional women.
The thinking is if you use Facebook for your personal life, it will be an easy transition to your work life with Workplace.
They were asked about occupational factors, career-related factors including specialty choice and workplace, work-life balance and life satisfaction.
The survey measured Poles' contentment with their financial situation, workplace, family life and health status.
I'd like to pose this question: Could it be that the rise in labor-saving technologies, and the growth of a more sedentary workplace and life in general, not only account in part for an increasingly obese American population, but an increasingly depressed population?
