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41 manual worker
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42 skilled worker
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43 steel worker
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44 blue-collar worker
blue-collar worker Arbeiter m (Angehöriger der Arbeiterklasse, bezahlt nach Stundenlohn) -
45 hired worker
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46 part-time worker
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47 piece worker
piece worker Akkordarbeiter m -
48 semi-skilled worker
semi-skilled worker angelernter Arbeiter m -
49 sanitation worker
sani·ˈta·tion work·er* * * -
50 shift worker
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51 wage worker
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52 welfare worker
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53 wonder-worker
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54 seasonal worker
sea·son·al ˈwork·er* * *n.Saisonarbeiter m. -
55 added worker effect
added worker effect ECON, SOC zusätzlich auf den Arbeitsmarkt drängende Familienmitglieder, z. B. beim KonjunkturrückgangEnglisch-Deutsch Fachwörterbuch der Wirtschaft > added worker effect
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56 additional worker hypothesis
additional worker hypothesis PERS Zusatzarbeitskräftehypothese f, Arbeitskräftezusatzhypothese f, Hypothese f zusätzlicher Arbeitnehmer (im Konjunkturabschwung suchen zusätzliche Familienmitglieder Arbeit wegen sinkender Familieneinkommen)Englisch-Deutsch Fachwörterbuch der Wirtschaft > additional worker hypothesis
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57 agency worker
agency worker 1. INS Außendienstarbeiter(in) m(f); 2. PERS Leiharbeitnehmer(in) m(f), Zeitarbeitnehmer(in) m(f), Zeitarbeitskraft fEnglisch-Deutsch Fachwörterbuch der Wirtschaft > agency worker
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58 agricultural worker
Englisch-Deutsch Fachwörterbuch der Wirtschaft > agricultural worker
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59 assembly line worker
Englisch-Deutsch Fachwörterbuch der Wirtschaft > assembly line worker
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60 atypical worker
atypical worker PERS atypisch Beschäftigte m(f) (Arbeitnehmer, der nicht in einem dauerhaften, festen, ganztägigen, ununterbrochenen Beschäftigungsverhältnis mit nur einem Arbeitgeber steht)Englisch-Deutsch Fachwörterbuch der Wirtschaft > atypical worker
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