productive activity or work, often considered as a social or economic contribution

The collective body of people available for work; manpower or workforce.

physical or mental exhaustion or the state of being tired

to offer one's services or to work for someone in a specific capacity

worker; laborer

Work or service performed in exchange for payment, typically under a contract or as part of labor export.

McDonald's (fast food company)

a female given name of English origin

physical labor or manual effort

meritorious service or achievement resulting from hard work or effort

a person who performs manual work for wages

labor and capital; workers and capitalists

tired or worn out from physical or mental effort

Lawrence (person name)

hardworking; industrious; diligent

Claus or Klaus (name)

reward; payment for services rendered

reeducation through labor

Lloyd's of London, a prominent British insurance and reinsurance market.

the act of performing physical work or manual tasks, often involving bodily exertion

distribution according to work

physical labor

Claude (name)

to work hard; to toil; to exert oneself physically or mentally

to get something done once and for all

laborious; hard work

hardworking and enduring hardships

gifts of food, drink, or other supplies given to reward troops or laborers

International Labor Day (May Day)

reeducation through labor

a very easy task requiring minimal effort; as simple as lifting a hand

to provide emotional comfort or consolation

distinguished service or achievements on the battlefield

to work hard without complaint

the penal system or process of reform through forced labor

laborious effort or the state of being physically demanding

to reap without sowing; to get something without working for it; to sponge off others

to do something in place of someone else

to waste manpower and resources

service charge; service fee

(polite) thank you for your trouble (used when asking a favor or after having received one)

work more and get more

to strike a balance between work and rest

Trud (Russian newspaper)

The relationship between management and employees, or labor and capital, within an industry or organization.