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Bookmark or Share- Co-worker vs. Coworker | Grammarly BlogCo-worker: the meaning and the problem. However you spell it, co-worker is a noun that always means the same thing: A person with whom someone is working, usually on the same job and the same level in the company hierarchy: “Researchers from the University of Bonn found some people with psychopathic traits are seen by co-workers as quite helpful and co-operative.”
- Coworker or Co-worker – What’s the Difference?When to Use Co-worker. Co-worker is the traditional spelling of the word.It was the predominant variant up until the end of the 20th century, and many publications still prefer it. The above graph charts coworker vs. co-worker across all English-speaking countries. As you can see, coworker has recently surpassed co-worker. In American English, the preference for coworker is slightly stronger:
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