The phrase "alternate workers" is correct and usable in written English.
It can be used to refer to workers who take turns or are substituted for one another in a work setting.
Example: "Due to the high demand for our services, we have implemented a system of alternate workers to ensure that shifts are always covered."
Alternatives: "substitute workers" or "replacement workers".
OHIO THE BILL As originally conceived, Senate Bill 5 would effectively end collective bargaining for state workers and allow hiring alternate workers during a strike.
In addition, L&I administers the Washington state fund (SF) workers' compensation insurance program, which is the sole workers' compensation insurance provider for all employers in the state except those covered by an alternate workers' compensation system (e.g., Longshore and Harbor Workers' Compensation Act, Federal Employees Compensation Actt) or those who self-insure.
If different types of firms alternate, no Red workers will choose to work for a prejudiced firm, as the wage proposed by unprejudiced firms is sufficiently high to compensate for the additional transportation costs required to reach them.
Hospital workers alternated between handing out water and directing people to remove their dust- and glass-covered clothing.
The data provided evidence against mailbags designs in which the workers cannot alternate the side of the mailbag.
These interventions include treadmill and sit-to-stand workstations that allow sedentary office workers to alternate between sitting, standing and slow walking while simultaneously performing work.
Like many illegal immigrants whose lack of documentation makes them vulnerable to deportation, Medea and Jason function in an alternate economy where many workers are paid under the table.
Sit-stand workstations allow desk workers to alternate between sitting and standing throughout the working day, but not much is known about their acceptability and feasibility.
The question, "At work, I sit for long hours in one position" describes a situation that is uncommon for many office-work situations because administrative workers generally alternate between tasks that involve a sitting position and tasks that involve changes in posture (e.g., finding a document, administrative meetings, etc).
Workers have three alternate developmental trajectories that include (i) status quo molts into workers, (ii) molts into presoldiers (followed by terminal soldier differentiation), or (iii) molts into apterous neotenic reproductives.
The results also indicate that the beneficial aspects of the knee support intervention appear to be outweighed by reduced productivity and the high degree of trunk flexion and that the current strategy used by these workers of alternating between the various harvesting postures may be the best strategy available.
