Definition of guest worker in English:

guest worker

noun

A person with temporary permission to work in another country.
Example sentencesExamples
- The challenge for the labour movement will be to respond to guest workers in a manner which focuses on the real issue - the creation of a second class of worker that is neither good for the guest worker nor for the host.
- Every guest worker should be interviewed prior to departure under a guarantee of complete anonymity.
- Only after three years work could a guest worker even apply for citizenship, and this could only be granted after five years.
- Another neglected mode of migration is the guest worker.
- In 2000, he spent a rather eventful four months as a guest worker at the National Research Council in Ottawa, while keeping an eye on the Crustacean.
- Because if not, any ‘respect’ afforded to the guest worker is going to be very much at the employer's discretion, I'd say.
- Four decades ago a guest worker, or Gastarbeiter in German, meant a Turk or a Yugoslav who came to labour-short Germany in search of the sort of job locals did not usually want to do.

Origin

1960s: translation of German Gastarbeiter.

Definition of guest worker in US English:

guest worker

nounɡest ˈwərkərɡɛst ˈwərkər

A person with temporary permission to work in another country.
Example sentencesExamples
- The challenge for the labour movement will be to respond to guest workers in a manner which focuses on the real issue - the creation of a second class of worker that is neither good for the guest worker nor for the host.
- Only after three years work could a guest worker even apply for citizenship, and this could only be granted after five years.
- In 2000, he spent a rather eventful four months as a guest worker at the National Research Council in Ottawa, while keeping an eye on the Crustacean.
- Four decades ago a guest worker, or Gastarbeiter in German, meant a Turk or a Yugoslav who came to labour-short Germany in search of the sort of job locals did not usually want to do.
- Because if not, any ‘respect’ afforded to the guest worker is going to be very much at the employer's discretion, I'd say.
- Another neglected mode of migration is the guest worker.
- Every guest worker should be interviewed prior to departure under a guarantee of complete anonymity.

Origin

1960s: translation of German Gastarbeiter.

单词	guest worker
释义	Definition of guest worker in English: guest worker noun A person with temporary permission to work in another country. Example sentencesExamples The challenge for the labour movement will be to respond to guest workers in a manner which focuses on the real issue - the creation of a second class of worker that is neither good for the guest worker nor for the host. Every guest worker should be interviewed prior to departure under a guarantee of complete anonymity. Only after three years work could a guest worker even apply for citizenship, and this could only be granted after five years. Another neglected mode of migration is the guest worker. In 2000, he spent a rather eventful four months as a guest worker at the National Research Council in Ottawa, while keeping an eye on the Crustacean. Because if not, any ‘respect’ afforded to the guest worker is going to be very much at the employer's discretion, I'd say. Four decades ago a guest worker, or Gastarbeiter in German, meant a Turk or a Yugoslav who came to labour-short Germany in search of the sort of job locals did not usually want to do. Origin 1960s: translation of German Gastarbeiter. Definition of guest worker in US English: guest worker nounɡest ˈwərkərɡɛst ˈwərkər A person with temporary permission to work in another country. Example sentencesExamples The challenge for the labour movement will be to respond to guest workers in a manner which focuses on the real issue - the creation of a second class of worker that is neither good for the guest worker nor for the host. Only after three years work could a guest worker even apply for citizenship, and this could only be granted after five years. In 2000, he spent a rather eventful four months as a guest worker at the National Research Council in Ottawa, while keeping an eye on the Crustacean. Four decades ago a guest worker, or Gastarbeiter in German, meant a Turk or a Yugoslav who came to labour-short Germany in search of the sort of job locals did not usually want to do. Because if not, any ‘respect’ afforded to the guest worker is going to be very much at the employer's discretion, I'd say. Another neglected mode of migration is the guest worker. Every guest worker should be interviewed prior to departure under a guarantee of complete anonymity. Origin 1960s: translation of German Gastarbeiter.
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