head-worker
/ˈhɛdwəːkə/noun
1A person whose job chiefly involves intellectual work or thinking, as opposed to manual labour; a thinker.
2A worker who manages or is in charge of other workers. In later use chiefly US : (the title or position of) a person who manages a settlement house or other community organization. Now chiefly historical.
Origin
Mid 17th century (in an earlier sense). From head + worker, partly after headwork, and partly after handworker.
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