The phrase "workplace structure" is grammatically correct and can be used in written English.
It refers to the organization and arrangement of a workplace, including its physical layout, hierarchical structure, and systems and processes. Example: "The new CEO implemented changes to the workplace structure, creating a more open office layout and promoting a flatter organizational hierarchy."
On the other hand, the current economy is hardly welcoming to re-entrants, and the traditional workplace structure does not include a Welcome Back mat.
Unionization could potentially provide a path to that sort of workplace structure, if organizers can move up Maslow's pyramid a bit.
Equal status requires attention to the background in which individual choices are made, especially to issues of poverty, workplace structure and job market segregation.
Sethi now belongs to a breed of young entrepreneurs who are rejecting traditional workplace structure by embracing flexible hours and travel.
The aim of this paper is to show the feasibility with fuzzy logics to model relations between human perception, human characteristics and workplace structure.
MS Dairies is hardly alone in its workplace structure: Even internationally owned companies like Ikea report a half-female workforce in their Iceland branches and a female majority in managerial positions.
It may sound like something untenable for a successful business and yet flatter workplace structures are gaining in popularity.
The report suggests that adopting less traditional workplace structures could help organisations in both the public and private sectors reduce absenteeism, improve morale and productivity and help them attract and keep top talent.
Surely, adoptive mothers are as vulnerable to inegalitarian workplace structures of gender hierarchy as biological ones.
This paper presents a study designed to examine outcomes of different workplace structures.
As Williams (2010) points out, the US continues to have a workplace structured on the basis of the norms of the 1950s, assuming a breadwinner husband and a wife at home taking care of the children.
