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Itinerant Worker
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Itinerant Worker
A person who moves from place to place to find a job. An itinerant worker is not confined to a single place and often does not own property. Itinerant workers are most common in sectors with a large number of temporary jobs or a high degree of seasonality. For example, an itinerant worker may be an agricultural worker who moves between two regions with slightly different growing seasons. The number of itinerant workers may increase during recessions or other times with low levels of job security.
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REGULAR PLACE OF ABODE Itinerant workers likewise are generally considered to be without a tax home to be away from.
Displaced workers and deduction for travel expenses by Prieto, Tom / Journal of Accountancy
Some fruit growers even provide accommodation to their itinerant workers so that's a start.
Forget benefits, find some get up and go; Letters by Coventry Evening Telegraph (England)
The illnesses that struck these itinerant workers were transported back to their rural families, along with a healthy fear that the "white man" purveyed both hardship and death.
When Bodies Remember: Experiences and Politics of AIDS in South Africa by Carton, Benedict / Journal of Social History
 
 
 
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