| CHANGINGHANDS | Acquiring new owner, giving other workers a go (8,5) |
| NOWNOW | Less well-known owner giving mild rebuke |
| NEWSLETTER | Periodic communication has four directions by property owner giving house on rent (10) |
| SITTINGTENANT | Person who won't stand for new owner? (7,6) |
| LEARNINGCURVE | Rate of progress in acquiring new skills |
| RIGGER | One who attends to the tackle of a sailing ship; a parachute packer; a roughneck; a stage hand or other worker skilled in setting up pulleys, scaffolding or theatrical equipment; or, an artist's long- |
| UNITE | "Oneness" in the form of an association of workers; a coupling for pipes; an esemplastic device on an ensign, flag or jack; a students' club; a textile woven from a combination or fusion of fibres; or |
| OPERATOR | Telephonist or other worker of equipment or machinery; or, a symbol such as - or +, indicating a mathematical function (8) |
| CUTLER | Sheffield craftsman maybe retiring about fifty, along with other workers |
| PROPRIETOR | Property owner's giving support to rioter's being sorted out (10) |
| WRAPPARTY | Post-filming celebration for actors and other workers |
| UNISON | British trade union representing local government, healthcare and other workers (6) |
| CARDSHARP | One guilty of dodgy dealing when giving others a hand? (4-5) |
| SHAKEHANDS | Give the workers a shock ___ make a friendly gesture (5,5) |
| ESOP | Benefit program giving workers a chance to buy co. shares |
| SHARING | Giving others some of what you have |
| TRENDSETTING | Retirement finally, Roger, stop compiling crosswords, giving others inspiration! |
| BEES | Some are queens, others workers |
| REHOME | To give e.g. a stray animal a new owner and domestic surroundings (6) |
| BOTHY | Originally for itinerant farm workers, a cottage or hut in the Scottish Highlands, mountains or remote parts of Britain as a refuge or temporary dwelling (5) |
