working personnel; staff members; functionary

personnel or staff members who possess specialized technical skills

employee; person employed in a specific trade or profession

personnel who carry out inspections or examinations

entourage; retinue; suite; party

The crew of a bus or public vehicle, specifically referring to the driver and the conductors or flight attendants; a collective term for the staff on board a transport vehicle.

laborer or service worker, typically one employed on a contractual or temporary basis

professional personnel involved in a performance or production, including both performers and technical staff

personnel who hold a position in a church or religious organization, such as a priest, bishop, or deacon

drivers and ticket conductors; the staff members of a public transport vehicle

Government employees and school staff members, including teachers and administrators

new personnel; new staff; new recruits

medical staff including both doctors and nurses; healthcare workers

those who left mainland China for Taiwan around the time of the founding of the PRC in 1949

personnel working in the legal or judicial system; judicial officer

ground personnel or crew, especially at an airport

superfluous or redundant staff; specifically refers to employees who are no longer needed after a company reorganizes or optimizes its workforce

person who develops software or other projects

intelligence personnel or staff; spies; secret agents

People who participate in combat during wartime; includes regular land, sea, and air forces as well as irregular forces like volunteer armies.volunteers or national militias

law-enforcement officer; law enforcement official

nursing staff; care personnel; medical workers who provide care (including nurses and sometimes paramedics or health aides)

personnel or employees tasked with detecting landmines

rescue worker; emergency services personnel; paramedics

nonmilitary personnel, office workers, or administrative staff in the civil service or military organizations

service personnel; attendant; staff member

entertainer or performer; anyone professionally engaged in film, theater, dance, or acrobatics; also known as [[演职人员|演職人員|yan3 zhi2 ren2 yuan2]] in Mainland China

secret service agent; intelligence personnel or secret service staff

researcher; research worker; research personnel

retired staff; the retired

scientific and technical staff; researchers and technicians

researcher; scientific research personnel

inspector; customs officer

person who designs or organizes a computer or telecommunications network

planner; a person who plans or designs projects and systems

a person or staff member currently on probation; an employee during a trial period

investigator; researcher; person conducting an inquiry or survey

researchers; staff members who conduct surveys and investigations

A person professionally employed to secretly gather political, military, or economic information for a government or employer; a spy.

a professional trained to fit and dispense eyeglasses or contact lenses

Military personnel or civilians who do not take a direct part in combat, such as medical staff, chaplains, or journalists

a person without a valid ID, a permanent residence, or a stable income, often referring to undocumented internal migrants or vagrants in urban areas

senior management personnel or high-ranking corporate executive

professionals; personnel in a specific field; professional staff

specialist; specialized staff

a person in a position of authority or management; executive personnel

personnel who have been injured or wounded, particularly those who have become disabled as a result

security guard; member of a security or police force

all personnel; entire staff; the whole crew