The term 'WORKERS' PLACE' can be summarized as a HIVE, which is a structure built by bees to house their colony. A HIVE is typically made up of hexagonal cells that are used to store honey and pollen, as well as to provide a safe place for the queen bee to lay her eggs. The workers in the HIVE are responsible for collecting nectar and pollen from flowers, building and maintaining the HIVE, and caring for the young bees.