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Chivalry Posted 15 years ago
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The laborers who do extreme hard works

I don't know if this expresses the right meaning of what I'm trying to convey,

I meant to describe those who do extremely bitter and labor-taking hard works and gain only very little pay for their jobs,

such as janitors or restaurant dish washers and alike.

How do you describe them with a short expression/term?

Thanks in advance for you answer!:)
  

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Hi, People who work with their hands are sometimes called 'blue-collar workers'. Or you might say ' minimum-wage workers ', if your country has minimum wage laws. Clive

— Clive

  • Hi, People who work with their hands are sometimes called 'blue-collar workers'.
  • Or you might say ' minimum-wage workers ', if your country has minimum wage laws.
  • Clive
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Hi,

People who work with their hands are sometimes called 'blue-collar workers'.

Or you might say 'minimum-wage workers', if your country has minimum wage laws.

Clive
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You could also say "manual laborers."
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