1. people who are given menial or tedious tasks to do, especially those considered to be of low status in an organization
Usage: British informal; plural of dogsbody

Examples

• The new interns were treated like dogsbodies, fetching coffee and making photocopies all day.
• We’re tired of being the office dogsbodies while others get the interesting assignments.
• The senior staff left all the cleanup work to the dogsbodies.
• Don’t let them turn you into one of their dogsbodies.
• The dogsbodies were expected to work overtime without extra pay.
• She refused to be treated as a dogsbody and demanded more meaningful work.