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They are both correct, but the meanings are slightly different. the present simple makes reference to a schedule, timetable, or calendar — it basically means, %22are you scheduled to work today?%22. the present continuous, on the other hand, is a very com

%22are you working today?%22 is correct. we use the present continuous to talk about temporary actions, or actions happening at this moment in time. you could also ask %22are you working now?%22 and %22are you working this week?%22. %22do you work?%22 use