"transient workers" is a correct and usable term in written English.
It can be used to refer to people who travel from place to place for employment, such as seasonal or temporary workers. For example, "The company hired several transient workers for the summer season."
Many of the jobs at meat processing plants are filled by transient workers.
London, with its high density of students and transient workers, is a key battleground in this conflict.
Womack is a beet-farmer and fancies himself a big noise thereabouts, able to offer summer work to transient workers.
About 25,000 people headed north instead, to take refuge in the large work camps used to house transient workers at oil sands projects.
These were jobs in which the claimant received a P45 – so by no means all such work was typically carried out by short-term, transient workers.
We keep hearing about the badly paid, transient workers who screen luggage in America, supposedly a disgrace compared with the seasoned professionals in Europe.
Furthermore, he is an erudite man, however isolated and obscure, while she is a transient worker.
Theoretically, the free-floating market of World Series tickets could have turned off one prospective transient worker from signing on with the Mets.
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They are usually accommodated in company-owned and administered transient worker housing, often some distance from towns.
In the present methodology report, we describe and discuss the experience, advantages and disadvantages of using touch screen handheld devices for the collection of field data from an underserved transient worker population.
