work conditions
Employment setting factors
Work conditions refers to the circumstances under which labor is performed—the physical environment, hours, safety, compensation, and treatment by employers.
The phrase appears most often in discussions of labor rights and workplace reform: The union negotiated for better work conditions.
Also called working conditions.
- lightingArt of illuminating spaces
- accessibilityEase of approach
- cleanlinessAbsence of dirt
- noise levelsIntensity of ambient sound
- ergonomicsStudy of work efficiency
ventilation · open floor plan · policies · teamwork · stress management · hazards · dress code · overtime pay · communication · safety protocols · OSHA compliance · inclusion · workplace culture · air quality · mental health support · diversity · leadership style · hierarchy
- maritime laborseafarers, seamen, merchant mariners, working hours, labor standards
- employmentjob, jobs, career, careers, interview
- laborlabor, labor union, labor force, laborers, labor movement
- labor lawlabor code, labor law, labor laws, labor standards, labour law
- labor fictionfactory workers, labor strikes, labor movement, working class, labor
- labor rightsworker rights, labor laws, union rights, employee rights, right to strike
presence of structured employment
work conditionsunemployment
Being without paid work
leisure · retirement · idleness · home life · personal time