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| aid worker n | (person who works for charity) | pracownik charytatywny m + przym. |
| | Their government sends a lot of aid workers to foreign countries following natural disasters. |
| blue-collar worker n | (manual laborer) | pracownik fizyczny m + przym. |
| | Western Pennsylvania has many blue-collar workers such as steel workers and coal miners. |
| care worker n | ([sb] employed in social services) | pracownik opieki m + ż |
| | She's always been an excellent care worker. |
co-worker,
also US: coworker n | (colleague) (mężczyzna) | kolega, współpracownik m |
| | (Kobieta) | koleżanka ż |
| | Karen and Betsy are not only coworkers, but also friends. |
co-worker,
coworker n | (colleague) | współpracownik, współpracownica m, ż |
| | Sally and a co-worker were discussing a problem at the office water cooler. |
| construction worker n | (builder) (potoczny) | budowlaniec m |
| | | robotnik budowlany m + przym. |
| | The construction workers on this site all wear hard hats for protection. |
dockworker,
dock worker n | (stevedore, shipping worker) | stoczniowiec m |
| | Reginald wanted a better future than being a dockworker in the small coastal town. |
| factory worker n | (manufacturing labourer) | pracownik fabryki m + ż |
| | The factory workers at the plant went on strike for better wages. |
| full-time worker n | ([sb] employed on a full-time basis) | pracownik pełnoetatowy m + przym. |
| guest worker n | (person working in foreign country) | gastarbaiter, gastarbaiterka m, ż |
| | Mika went to Australia for three months as a guest worker. |
| hard worker n | ([sb] who works diligently) | pilny pracownik przym. + m |
| | Julie is a hard worker who does everything that's asked of her. |
key worker,
essential worker n | ([sb] providing vital goods or services) | pracownik kluczowy m + przym. |
| laundry worker n | ([sb] who washes clothes for a living) | pracownik pralni m + ż |
| | The laundry workers have ruined all my best bed linen. |
metal worker,
metalworker n | ([sb] who forges or shapes metal) | metalowiec m |
| | I hired a metalworker to restore the antique iron trellis in my garden. |
| migrant worker n | ([sb] who finds work in a foreign country) | pracownik migrujący m + przym. |
| | Unscrupulous employers sometimes take advantage of migrant workers. |
| migrant worker n | US ([sb] who moves frequently to do seasonal work) | pracownik migrujący m + przym. |
| | Every summer thousands of migrant workers go north to find work harvesting crops. |
| office worker n | (employee in an office) | pracownik biura m + n |
| | Office workers in the city were particularly affected by the power cuts. |
| part-time worker n | (employee: not full time) | pracownik na mniejszy etat niż pełny |
| | Many mothers are part-time workers: they can't work full-time because of their children. |
| railway worker n | UK (railroad employee) | pracownik kolei m + ż |
| research worker n | (investigative scientist) | pracownik naukowy m + przym. |
| social worker n | ([sb] who assists local community) | pracownik społeczny m + przym. |
| | Social workers visit families if there are suspicions that the children are at risk. |
| welfare worker n | ([sb] who does social or community work) | pracownik społeczny m + przym. |
| | Some welfare workers visit elderly people who live by themselves. |
| white-collar worker n | (office employee, clerical worker) | pracownik umysłowy m + przym. |
| | The Labor Party seeks to represent both white-collar and blue-collar workers. |