A day labourer is a person who does physical work for a single day or for a short period of time. They are usually paid at the end of the day for the work they have done. This type of work often does not require a long-term job commitment.
In more formal discussions, you might refer to day labourers in the context of labor rights, economic conditions, or seasonal work. For example: - "Many day labourers face challenges such as job instability and lack of benefits."
In some contexts, "day labourer" can refer to someone who is casually hired for a specific task, not necessarily in the context of manual labor, but it usually implies physical work.
A day labourer is someone who works on a daily basis, earning money for the work they complete each day. They typically do not have long-term employment and may work in various physical jobs.