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The question is ill-defined. A laborer will almost certainly do more work in the purely physics sense of the word than an office worker. However, an office worker may put in considerably more time at work.
In the US, laborers generally work 40 hours per week. A salaried executive might be expected to put in a minimum of 50 hours per week.
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What constiutes a manual worker?
Some one who works with their hands, for example, a laborer like a field worker or a gardner or a farm hand. Not a skilled laborer with specific training.
Why did Karl marx and fredrich engels believed that capitalism was unfair and how did they expect the system to be changed?
In a nutshell, they believed that the working class were deprived of their fair share by those at the top, who saw most of the profits, while doing less. They believed in a more equal distribution of labor and profits form labor. The United States, where about 2% of the population controls about 95% of the nations wealth, would be an example of the unfairness they were talking about. If, in a business, all of the employees got an equal cut of the profits their company generated every month (which would be an incentive for everyone to work harder, smarter, and together), that would be an example of the Marxist ideal.
An economic interest group works to?
An economic interest group works to gain economic advantages for its members.
What do you call someone who works without pay someone who for example works in the farm but receives no income from it?
Someone who works without pay is called a volunteer. These volunteers will work without any income at all for the task they are performing.
What was the name of the concept by which pay is distributed based on work produced rather than work produced rather than hours worked?
Piece work, or output work as it is sometimes called, is the concept that workers are paid for work produced rather than the number of hours worked. There is usually a set price for pieces of work that need to be done, and the worker is paid a flat rate regardless of the number of hours he or she works. There are stipulations on how and when this type of payment can be used, though.
What do you call a person who works in an office?
You call a person that works in an office an Office Worker or a Clerk
One who works in an office?
An office worker (or desk jocky).
What is labour?
A labourer is someone who works with their hands.
What is a farmer labourer?
someone who works on a farm
Use white-collar workers in a sentence?
my uncle is a white collar worker because he works in an office.
Why is median nerve called as labourer's nerve?
median nerve supplies the major flexors of forearm which are anti-gravity muscles.As a labourer always do anti-gravity works like pulling up loads etc.,the median nerve is also called labourer's nerve.
Who works in a government office?
Functionary, politician, or government worker.
How would you define a worker?
a worker is usually a man who works
What is a tenement worker?
A Tenement Worker is a person (worker) that works in a room or set of rooms .
Who works in a office?
a mailman works in a post office
What do you call a person who works with another person?
A co-workerA employeeOr a person that works with you
What is worker?
Someone who works with brass.
