Labour
Labour noun - Productive work (especially physical work done for wages).
Workers and labour are semantically related in proletarian topic. In some cases you can use "Workers" instead a noun "Labour".
Workers
Labour and workers are semantically related in proletarian topic. You can use "Labour" instead a noun "Workers".
Mutual synonyms
Both words in one sentence
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British Columbia had a similar labour and immigration situation with regards to abusing the Chinese immigrant workers who helped build the Canadian Pacific Railroad.
Source: Chinese Laborer - Two articles from The Economist, "The third great wave", and "Wealth without workers, workers without wealth", have observed that the digital boom could be far more disruptive to labour markets than the two Industrial Revolutions were.
Source: Ludd Was Right - Karl Marx wrote about how one form of capitalist economy was the "Asiatic mode of production," where slave-lords (nobles, kings, etc.) use violence to coerce workers into giving them labour.
Source: Old Shame / Real Life
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