The word "tradespeople" is a correct and usable word in written English.
This word is mainly used in the context of businesses and services, referring to a group of people providing professional services. For example, "The tradespeople in this neighbourhood are very friendly and skilled."
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It is possible to have sympathy with plumbers and builders and electricians and decorators who struggle in a competitive environment now that times are leaner, while remembering how impossible and extortionate it had become to employ such tradespeople at the start of the millennium.
Not only did building hundreds of new mines all at once drive down the prices we received for our commodities but it also drew thousands of skilled tradespeople out of manufacturing and other industries, driving up the price of building everything from roads to factories.
A crop of sites cater to local tradespeople such as builders, plumbers and drivers, including RatedPeople and MyBuilder.
Demand for skilled tradespeople such as plumbers and electricians remains high.
This is good news for both hirers and those looking for work, though it is not yet clear how attractive a business it will be for the exchanges themselves: Angie's List, one of the oldest online marketplaces for local tradespeople, has still to turn an annual profit after 17 years.Work that brings the employee into the hirer's home clearly presents greater risks than when it is entirely virtual.
Employers are increasingly complaining of labour shortages, especially skilled tradespeople and production workers.
The divergent economic and social interests of these groups which include workers and employees, farmers, employers and tradespeople, feminists, young populists, and senior citizens are not always easy to reconcile.
Tenochtitlán and Tlatelolco comprised more than 70 neighbourhoods, including some dedicated to specific tradespeople, such as goldsmiths or pulque brewers, and others occupied by foreigners.
Driven underground, the movement operated henceforth chiefly among tradespeople and artisans, supported by a few clerical adherents.
The author of the piece said that Marx predicted that the small tradespeople would sink down the social ladder, and then went on to paraphrase Marx.
