Definition of factory worker in English:

factory worker

noun

A person employed in a factory.
200 factory workers have been made redundant
Example sentencesExamples
- In the past, particularly, a factory worker did the same task over and over again.
- Her first pictures were of fishermen, factory workers, and lorry drivers, all remarkable for their composition and colouring.
- His father was a truck driver and his mother a factory worker, and he resists any lofty definitions of art or artists.
- Despite the masculine identity of the industrial sphere, there was actually a sizable and growing population of female factory workers.
- In 1982 a CEO earned, on average, 42 times more than a factory worker.
- The story incorporates an episode where illegal factory workers are targeted in a police raid in order to be deported.
- Most clothing companies that use manufacturers located outside the US now have codes of conduct that prescribe working conditions for factory workers.
- He was born in 1932 in industrial North London, the son of a factory worker.
- Built in 1943 to house factory workers during World War II, Park Lake Homes was converted into public housing a decade or so later.
- The analysis of production costs showed that the wages paid to factory workers made up no more than 4% of the retail cost of a pair of sneakers.

单词	factory worker
释义	Definition of factory worker in English: factory worker noun A person employed in a factory. 200 factory workers have been made redundant Example sentencesExamples In the past, particularly, a factory worker did the same task over and over again. Her first pictures were of fishermen, factory workers, and lorry drivers, all remarkable for their composition and colouring. His father was a truck driver and his mother a factory worker, and he resists any lofty definitions of art or artists. Despite the masculine identity of the industrial sphere, there was actually a sizable and growing population of female factory workers. In 1982 a CEO earned, on average, 42 times more than a factory worker. The story incorporates an episode where illegal factory workers are targeted in a police raid in order to be deported. Most clothing companies that use manufacturers located outside the US now have codes of conduct that prescribe working conditions for factory workers. He was born in 1932 in industrial North London, the son of a factory worker. Built in 1943 to house factory workers during World War II, Park Lake Homes was converted into public housing a decade or so later. The analysis of production costs showed that the wages paid to factory workers made up no more than 4% of the retail cost of a pair of sneakers.
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