A menial worker is someone who performs low-skilled, often tedious and repetitive tasks. The term can be used to describe a variety of job roles, such as a SERF (4 letters), which is an agricultural laborer in the Middle Ages; a PEON (4 letters), which is a low-ranking employee with few or no privileges; a dogsbody (8 letters), which is a person who does all the menial jobs; a DRUDGE (6 letters), which is someone who works hard and monotonously; a HIRELING (8 letters), which is someone who works for money rather than out of loyalty or commitment; a HACK (4 letters), which is someone who works in a mediocre way; and a GRUNT (5 letters), which is someone who does the most basic and unpleasant tasks.