municipal workers
Town government staff
Municipal workers are employees of a city or town government who provide public services to local residents.
The term encompasses a wide range of jobs including sanitation workers, road crews, parks maintenance staff, clerks, and administrative personnel.
The municipal workers went on strike over pension cuts.
These employees are typically paid through local taxes and may be unionized, making them a frequent subject of local political debate over budgets and benefits.
- public servantsGovernment-employed workers
- city hallSeat of local government
- clerksAdministrative office employees
- police officersSworn law enforcers
- electriciansTradespeople handling power systems
librarians · plumbers · crossing guards · meter maids · city planners · park rangers · firefighters · civil service · union dues · pension plans · animal control officers · landscapers · garbage trucks · road crews · legal advisors · security guards · wildlife conservationists · bus drivers
- government workerscivil servants, civil servant, bureaucrat, federal employees, state employees
- municipal servicescity services, city departments, waste collection, street lighting, city staff
- labor unionsunion dues, trade union, union membership, labor union, union shops
- municipal jobscivil servants, city staff, firefighters, police officers, city planners
- street cleaningstreet sweeper, street sweepers, sweeper, sweepers, street sweeping
- workersemployee, employees, laborer, laborers, wage earner
municipal workerscorporate employees
Business organization's hired workers
private contractors · freelancers · entrepreneurs · independent contractors
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