The phrase "and workers in a" is correct and usable in written English.
It can be used when referring to a group of workers within a specific context or organization.
Example: "The report highlights the challenges faced by workers in a rapidly changing industry."
Alternatives: "and employees in a" or "and staff in a".
What would change about the relationship between firms and workers in a more inclusive economy?
A survey study, using questionnaire, was conducted in 161 students and workers in a French engineering school on symptoms experienced during use of digital cellular phones.
As with computing in the late 1970s, it is currently the preserve of hobbyists and workers in a few academic and industrial niches.
We are failing to provide nearly one-third of our young people with even the minimal education required to be functioning citizens and workers in a global economy.
So it was startling, just as the lunch hour was ending Tuesday and workers in a broad area of North America were settling back into their cubicles, when floors began to shake and chairs rocked.
His first novel, Player Piano (1952), elaborates on those themes, visualizing a completely mechanized and automated society whose dehumanizing effects are unsuccessfully resisted by the scientists and workers in a New York factory town.
Religious leaders have brokered talks between the Lonmin management and workers in an attempt to break the deadlock in the dispute over pay.
"All the unfrozen assets or money or whatever does not make much of a difference to me," said Ali Hasani, 48, a father of four and worker in a print house.
In 2014, managers and executives joined rank-and-file workers in a weekslong protest at Market Basket, a low-priced grocery store chain based in New England.
And workers in Indonesia make even less only a third of Thai wages.
b Adjusted by age, family history of any cancer, and worker in list A occupation*.
