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dock·er [ˈdɒkəʳ, Am ˈdɑ:kɚ] N inf
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His father, a docker, had taken part in the dockers' strikes of 1899 and 1912.
en.wikipedia.org It was formed in 1910 to co-ordinate the activities of various organisations catering for dockers, seamen, tramwaymen and road transport workers.
en.wikipedia.org The dockers were asked along because their cause is important.
en.wikipedia.org Roller dockers come in a variety of materials, including nylon, plastic, and steel.
en.wikipedia.org She spoke for the dockers at public meetings and on street corners.
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europa.eu Only if the dockers proposed by the SAGEP are not sufficient or not suitable, may the cargo-handling companies freely recruit workers from the market, but even then only for one working shift.
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Nur wenn die von der SAGEP vermittelten Hafenarbeiter ungeeignet sind oder zahlenmäßig nicht ausreichen, dürfen die Umschlagunternehmen Arbeitskräfte am Markt anwerben, aber auch dann nur für eine Arbeitsschicht.
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www.vhss.de Strike by port workers from 20 November 1896 to 8 February 1897, with participation of 16,700 dockers and seamen
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Streik der Hafenarbeiter vom 20. November 1896 bis 08. Februar 1897, 16.700 Hafenarbeiter und Seeleute waren beteiligt
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www.sorat-hotels.com In medieval times the Regensburg chiselers and dockers treated themselves, and is until now stayed the same: the open charcoal grill, with the home-made sausages, the sauerkraut from it's own fermentation cellar and the known Wurstkuchl mustard - still made after the historical recipe of Elsa Schricker.
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Dort, wo sich schon im Mittelalter die Regensburger Steinmetze und Hafenarbeiter ihre Stärkung gönnten, ist bis heute Vieles beim Alten geblieben: Der offene Holzkohlengrill, die hausgemachten Würstl, das Sauerkraut aus dem eigenen Gärkeller und der bekannte Wurstkuchl-Senf nach dem historischen Rezept von Elsa Schricker.