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co-worker





NOUN
coadjutor
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This would be used so workers that are on conference calls for many hours every day don’t disturb their co-workers with all of their talking.

From The Wall Street Journal

“So we have a fiduciary responsibility to maintain the integrity of these assets. But also, on a human level, we have a very high responsibility for the safety of our colleagues and our co-workers.”

From Los Angeles Times

But if you observe that the co-workers who stand out are the ones with the most face time, it could be worth pulling on real pants and pulling into the office parking lot.

From The Wall Street Journal

Many of these “heritage Americans,” along with every other permutation of U.S. citizens, decided to fight back on behalf of their immigrant friends, neighbors and co-workers.

From Salon

Immersed in grief after the death of his wife while supporting his adult children, our delightful hero is later surprised to find himself falling for co-worker, Rose.

From BBC