What is another word for odd job person?
Pronunciation: [ˈɒd d͡ʒˈɒb pˈɜːsən] (IPA) 
An "odd job person" is basically a general laborer who takes on assorted tasks and projects often without a specific title or specialty. There are various other synonyms to describe such people, which might include the term "handyman," "general laborer," "jack of all trades," "gopher," "taskmaster," "helper," "assistant," "errand runner," or "fixer." These individuals are often self-employed, and their work tasks can vary drastically from one job to another. They are typically skilled at using a variety of tools and possess a vast knowledge base of household and automobile repairs, routine maintenance, and basic crafting. Hence, they are always in demand for various types of odd jobs that require their expertise.
