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crew.staff.personnel Outside Britain I have seen pubs workers call themselves " crew " .is it correct ? I only linked thAt word to ships and planes. And how to use staff and personnel ? Thanks

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Typically, the word "crew" is used when speaking about a group of people who perform jobs that require manual labor. For example, in an office, the people who clean the office may be called a "cleaning crew", but the workers in clerical, operational, and management roles would not be. Staff and personnel can be used when talking about any group of employees.
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It's all pretty interchangeable. "Team," as well. In car racing, you have a "pit crew". Different restaurants and stores might have different preferred vernaculars, but "staff" is the most obvious term for a group of workers and could be used comfortably in most situations.

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