noun as in strong fondness

Word Combinations

Example:The projects required skilled workhand assistance to get completed on time.

Definition:Help or support provided by a worker, especially in manual labor tasks.

From workhand assistance

Example:We’re hiring a workhand at the factory to help with heavy lifting during the busy season.

Definition:To employ a worker, particularly one who is skilled in manual labor.

From hire a workhand

Example:The construction company found a workhand for the project to finish the building on time.

Definition:To find a worker, often a skilled manual laborer, to help with a specific task.

From found a workhand for the project

Example:The workshop requested workhand help to assemble the parts efficiently.

Definition:To ask for assistance from a worker, particularly one with manual labor skills.

From requested workhand help

Example:Finding a skilled workhand for the renovation project will ensure the work is done right.

Definition:A worker who possesses the necessary skills to perform manual labor tasks competently.

From skilled workhand

Example:The company outsourced workhand labor to a company specializing in construction.

Definition:The hiring of workers for manual labor tasks from a third-party service provider.

From outsourced workhand labor

Example:The construction industry is facing a workhand shortage, making it difficult to start new projects.

Definition:A situation where there are not enough workers, especially skilled manual laborers, available for a particular job or industry.

From workhand shortage

Example:We offer workhand services for businesses in need of temporary manual labor help.

Definition:Employing or hiring workers for manual labor tasks as a service.

From workhand services

Example:The company has a solid pool of workhand resources ready to assist with new projects.

Definition:Workers who are available and can be hired for manual labor tasks.

From workhand resources

Example:The factory is hiring additional workhand to meet the increased demand.

Definition:To employ more workers, especially for manual labor tasks, to increase production or capacity.

From hire additional workhand