Noun:

শ্রমিকবর্গ,

workpeople's Usage Examples:

the Rochdale Association proves that there are at least two bodies of workpeople to be found who are sufficiently free from shortsighted selfishness—for.

better regulated, and greater regard paid to the health and morals of the workpeople than in most other places which I have visited.

physical comfort, the mental improvement, and the social recreation of the workpeople, in whom Mr.

paper, and it is not shewn that there is heat such as to incommode the workpeople on the Plaintiff's premises.

Report on collective agreements between employers and workpeople in Great Britain and Northern Ireland.

He laid out a park-like retreat, which he himself planned, for his workpeople at Meltham, and built them a handsome dining-hall and concert-room, with.

with the concern, and greatly improved the works in the interests of his workpeople.

, by his workpeople 1871.

the published Home Office Memorandum on the acts, "in all places where workpeople are engaged in manual labour under a contract with an employer, whether.

enemy, and that officers of the king, as well as stonecutters and other workpeople, accompanied it, Hannu continues: Then I reached the Great Green (wȝḏ-wr).

Department, and the rationalization becomes effective with the cessation of workpeople of the sector, for reorganization.

body was taken for burial to Roundhay Church along a route lined by 4000 workpeople.

Cottages for the workpeople had been built in the court of the castle, and their high corbie-stepped.

"The separation between the male and female workpeople, in these pin-manufactories, is perfect; and the proprietors, in both.

place?" This place turns out to be "a kind of factory" peopled by his "workpeople" who "respected his .

With his workpeople he was on the best of terms.

compulsory insurance against infirmity and old age to certain new classes of workpeople.

Between them and the river were the homes of their workpeople.

He has built for his workpeople admirable cottages, swimming baths, gymnasiums and lecture halls, but.

established a business in Warwickshire, and employed some hundreds of workpeople; but, in spite of the prohibition, French cambrics were still largely.