workers
n. countablen. people who do a job to earn money, especially those who work for a company or an organization. You use this word to talk about the group of people who keep a business running.
n. individuals who perform labor for an employer in exchange for wages or salary. Often used collectively to refer to the labor force of a specific industry or company.
The factory workers start their shift at eight in the morning.
The company announced a new health insurance plan that covers all full-time workers and their families.
Economists argue that the shift toward automation will require workers to develop new technical skills to remain competitive in a rapidly changing global market.
The plural form of 'worker'; frequently used in political and economic contexts to distinguish labor from management.