Plural of dayman; multiple workers hired or paid by the day.
Plural of 'dayman,' standard English formation for occupational nouns.
Records from medieval manors show 'daymen' were often the most exploited workers—no long-term relationships, no loyalty, no compensation for illness—and reading old payrolls reveals class anxiety that still echoes in modern 'gig economy' debates.
Plural of dayman; occupational terms historically defaulted to masculine even when women performed the same labor, erasing female workers from records.
Use 'day laborers' or 'day workers' as gender-neutral plural.
["day laborers","day workers"]
Women's contributions to day labor work were systematized out of language and memory; neutral terms restore visibility.
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