Plural form of cableman; multiple men or workers who install, maintain, or work with cable systems.
Regular plural of cableman formed by changing the singular -man to -men, following Old English pluralization patterns.
The union of cablemen was one of the first service worker unions to achieve major victories in wages and benefits, establishing standards that other technical fields followed.
Plural occupational term assuming male workers. Reflects historical male-dominated cable installation industry (19th–20th centuries).
Use 'cable technicians', 'cable workers', or 'cable teams' for inclusive plural reference.
["cable technicians","cable workers","cable installation crew"]
Women cable workers, particularly in telecommunications, have been systematically underrepresented in historical records despite contributing to network infrastructure development.
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