staffers
n. plural-onlyn. the people who work for an organization, especially for a politician or a large company. You use this word to talk about employees as a group.
n. personnel who work for an organization, particularly in a political, governmental, or corporate context. Often used to refer to the collective body of employees rather than a single individual.
The senator's staffers are busy preparing for the meeting.
Several senior staffers resigned after the company announced its new restructuring plan last Tuesday.
While the executive makes the final decisions, it is the dedicated staffers who conduct the underlying research and draft the policy proposals that shape the firm's direction.
Plural form of 'staffer'; takes a plural verb. Often used in American English to distinguish individual employees from the collective 'staff'.