Значения термина farm hand на английском

Most of the bus passengers were agriculture workers on their way to work.

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It will also look at gender discrimination in salaries for agriculture workers and whether they have collective bargaining rights, Gangadhar told the Thomson Reuters Foundation.

If it gets final approval, state agriculture workers could be shooting birds and oiling nests, a process used to keep chicks from hatching, by spring.

I wasn't going to have my wife work like a field hand.

In slave time, my father was a field hand, I know that.

I heard her say she was a field hand mostly durin' slavery.

He saw the field hand driven forth at dawn to labor until dark.

I was now, for the first time in my life, a field hand.

With the advent of cultivation, land workers were tied to a particular piece of real estate on which they lived and worked.

Marketing specialists and developer programmers were also popular in the area and these jobs can land workers $1737 and $2003 a week, respectively.

Rural workers' salaries, for example, are lower than those in the cities.

The movement of British rural workers into industrial towns also entailed large-scale displacement.

Apartment blocks built to house rural workers presumed to be coming, lie empty.

Wages began to rise around 2006 as the migration of rural workers to Guangdong ebbed.

Other exceptions for rural workers are also being discussed.

A field laborer can talk to other field laborers.

To the field laborer whose heart desires

Then the field laborers who were left began to demand larger wages.

They were guarding the two females and the field laborers.

Jeanette, I promise you, this same story could be told about two butchers, about two field laborers-