Results for “boomerang worker”
A worker who leaves a company and later returns to it.
A thief who robs apartments or dwellings.
A thief who robs country houses.
Address for a shopkeeper or service worker.
A sheet-metal worker — ducting, flashing, anything bent from sheet.
Ironworker who ties rebar — the steel skeleton inside concrete.
A worker who crosses a picket line, or a non-union hand on a union job.
Sheet metal worker — anyone fabbing or fitting ductwork and metal.
Tunnel worker — the crew digging underground and underwater.
British slang for a sex worker's client.
A driver trawling the streets for a sex worker from behind the wheel.
A small independent brothel — four workers or fewer, no big-boss owner.
You go to them — the worker travels to the client.
You go to her — the booking happens at the worker's place.
Full Service Sex Worker — a provider who does penetrative sex, not adjacent work.
The block or strip where street-based sex workers find clients.
Polari for a male sex worker who plied his trade around Piccadilly Circus.
A postal worker / mail carrier.
Workers' compensation.
A petrol-station worker.
Reassigning workers to worse roles instead of laying them off.
The post-Resignation trend of workers hunkering down in their jobs.
Workers moving to better-fitting jobs rather than leaving work entirely.
Retraining a worker for a completely different role.
A remote worker who travels while working from anywhere.
A hired or interviewing worker vanishing without notice.
A worker who does only their required duties and no more.
What a company offers workers in exchange for their work.
Fierce competition among employers to hire skilled workers.
A worker who performs and broadcasts their busyness.
The mismatch between workers' skills and jobs' requirements.
Openly sharing salary information for roles and workers.
A bodega or deli worker
Chicago archetype of the tough, blue-collar hard worker.
The Mexican office-worker stereotype — the corporate nine-to-five drone.