workplace
n.the building or room where you do your job. It can also mean the general environment and culture of a company.
n.a place, such as an office or factory, where people are employed to work. Often used to refer to the social or professional environment within an organisation.
“We are trying to create a more positive workplace.”
“Modern companies often provide flexible spaces in the workplace to help employees feel more comfortable and productive.”
“Legislation regarding safety in the workplace has evolved significantly to address not only physical hazards but also the psychological well-being of the staff.”
Commonly used in the singular to describe the general concept of employment environments.
“There will also be workplace skills training such as in using office IT systems and timekeeping.”
“Data showing the use of AI in the workplace suggests that Japan has fallen behind.”
Common in history writing
From work + place.
Etymology adapted from Wiktionary, available under CC BY-SA 4.0.