"packing workers" is a grammatically correct phrase and can be used in written English.
This phrase refers to workers who are responsible for packaging items or products. Example: The factory hired more packing workers to keep up with the high demand for their products.
Within this third group there were blenders, fumigators, tractor drivers, supervisors, collectors and packing workers.
All 102 workers of a microfiber factory (response rate 100%) participated in the study, including 14 workers preparing and mixing raw materials and chemicals, 15 furnace and fiberising process workers, 14 workers cutting fiber sheets, 35 packing workers, 10 warehouse workers, 5 quality control staff and 9 maintenance workers.
Honey bees are plagued by a number of parasites and pathogens (reviewed in [ 1]), and the social colony environment (with up to 50,000 densely packed worker bees [ 2]) provides excellent conditions for disease transmission.
Other employers are packing more workers into less space even though their firms are hiring, real estate experts said.
One big reason this office market recovery is much slower than others is that many firms are packing more workers into less space.
No differences in seroprevalence for any infections were found among graziers, milkers, packing house workers, veterinarians, or animal-birthing attendants, or among those with different lengths of farming service.
But it did give me the opportunity to get rid of all my untrained, middle-of-the-pack workers.
Local recruitment centers are packed with workers who quit jobs in exhaustion or were fired when their employer had a dip in orders.
It's no secret that the open layout has less to do with improving office feng shui than with cutting real-estate costs, which lets companies pack more workers into a smaller space.
Garment factories line the road, which is thronged with motorcycles pulling flat-bed trailers packed with workers, mostly peasants flooding in from the countryside to earn between $30 and $80 a month (the official minimum wage is $45).
The very worst was the 6.37am, packed with workers heading to trading desks in the City, where even on an average day the train was 306 passengers over capacity.
