"general worker" is a correct and usable phrase in English.
This phrase is commonly used to refer to someone who is doing various kinds of unskilled labor. For example, "The factory is looking to hire a general worker to help out in the warehouse."
Born Melvin Kaminsky, of Jewish immigrants in Brooklyn, Brooks worked as general worker and comic in Catskills resorts before the war.
Her son, Raymond, who worked at B/E as a supervisor, is working at an aircraft company in Newington as a general worker.
This finding suggests that workers with disabilities may be more likely to be bullying targets than the general worker population, as only seven percent of respondents to the 2014 Workplace Bullying Institute Survey reported being bullied in 2013.
She is a general worker and is regarded as the most beautiful woman in the workshop.
It is well known that physical work demands are associated with LBP prevalence in specific occupational populations [ 10, 11, 41] and in the general worker population [ 42].
His calculations included only the extra payments by Detroit's pension fund for general workers.
In general, workers at Massey mines, all of which are nonunion, make more than those employed at other mines.
In general, workers are seen as consenting adults who have entered into mutually satisfying agreements with their employers.
And Michael VanOverbeke, interim general counsel for the general workers' retirement plan, said bondholders were investors hoping for returns, who should expect "a certain amount of risk".
The companies provided job security and lifelong benefits; in general, workers were loyal and engaged in their jobs, the occasional strike notwithstanding.
