1. People who conduct research, surveys, or investigations in the field rather than in an office or laboratory.
Usage: Plural form of fieldworker; Commonly used in academic and research contexts
2. Workers employed to perform manual labor or practical tasks outdoors, such as in agriculture, construction, or environmental work.
Usage: Plural form of fieldworker

Examples

• The anthropologists sent fieldworkers to collect data from remote villages.
• Fieldworkers conducted interviews with hundreds of residents for the census.
• Agricultural fieldworkers harvest crops during the growing season.
• The environmental organization trained fieldworkers to monitor wildlife populations.
• Fieldworkers in the construction industry work on building sites across the region.
• Social scientists rely on fieldworkers to gather qualitative research in communities.