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Often used in the same context:
laborers,
labor intensive,
embroiderers,
toil,
labors,
craftsmen,
sewing,
carpenters,
subsistence farming,
handwork,
artisans,
upholsterers,
pittances,
sweatshop,
dressmakers,
weavers,
serger,
patternmaker,
tinsmiths,
drudge,
sewing machine,
foremen,
craftsperson,
wages,
drudgery,
stitchers,
carpentry,
seamstress,
laundresses,
work,
cabinetmakers,
bricklayers,
metalworkers,
menders,
tilers,
plasterers,
slaves,
quarrymen,
handcraft,
housework,
craftwork,
bookbinders,
bobbins,
masons,
freelancers,
darning,
shoemaking,
washday,
ilgwu,
peasants,
lathing,
embroidery,
toilers,
brickmaking,
thatchers,
tradesperson,
garment,
blacksmiths,
rag rug,
handymen,
shirtwaist,
serfs,
labourers,
craftswoman,
ironer,
chores,
servitude,
husking,
slavelike,
bookwork,
workers,
laundress,
breadwinners,
kilns,
stonecutters,
housewifery,
maids,
draper,
laundries,
freelance,
pickers,
featherbedding,
minimum wage,
retting,
coppersmith,
dyers,
cobbler,
sawyer,
dry walling,
stevedores,
subcontracting,
mechanization,
shipwrights,
kolkhoz,
sisal,
needlework,
shoemaker,
typesetters,
silkscreening,
apprentices,
typesetting,
pay,
cess,
gasoline,
housekeeping,
insurance,
jobs,
labor,
labour,
tax,
arithmetic,
avocation,
billing,
bleach,
diesel,
disciplining,
electricity,
daywork,
incentive,
remunerative,
retirement,
nonunion,
overtime,
unsubsidized,
capitated,
guaranteed,
premium,
prepaid,
subsidized,
deferred,
hourly,
monthly,
nonagricultural,
nonproduction,
quota,
sector
Appears in the definition of:
sweatshop
More general:
employment,
job,
work
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