The phrase "veteran workers" is correct and usable in written English.
You can use it to refer to a group of employees who have a significant amount of experience in their respective fields. For example: "Our company is fortunate to have a team of veteran workers who bring a wealth of knowledge to the organization."
(Amtrak's veteran workers receive up to five full years of severance pay if their routes are shut down).
Chai Jinfeng, another survivor, said veteran workers had told her that the factory kept several doors locked to prevent workers from stealing.
Some of the jobs they fill will be new, while others will replace veteran workers cajoled into retirement by buyouts of as much as $100,000.
From the start of negotiations, there was an emphasis on compromise rather than confrontation, and little expectation that the automakers would increase wages for veteran workers.
Sisi faces only one opponent – the veteran workers' activist Hamdeen Sabahi – after several would-be candidates pulled out, citing the impossibility of campaigning amid a crackdown on dissent.
In the 1980s, L.I.R.R. officials became worried about losing so many veteran workers to early retirement, many of whom were quitting to take other jobs.
Mr. MacMenamie, the union official and veteran worker, is confused, too.
Ms. Bernard, a veteran worker for the local public transportation agency who has to move by Monday, has been scouring the city for a place to rent.
In some cases, disabled clients were said to have evacuated from their beds at night in less than three minutes, a breakneck pace a veteran worker like Mr. Monsour found unlikely.
Recent grads can be more general, but a veteran worker will get more attention by being specific, he says.
One veteran worker said, "Ah, after more than a year [here], I am more or less numb all over and have become a machine!" Other workers interviewed made similar comments.
