pe·on 
/ˈpi:ˌɑ:n/ noun
plural pe·ons /ˈpi:ˌɑ:n/ noun [count] 1 US : a person who does hard or boring work for very little money : a person who is not very important in a society or organization
▪ The new policy changes affect the whole department, from the manager down to the office peons. [=the lowest paid workers in the office] ▪ “Those rich politicians don't care about peons like us,” she complained. 2 : a poor farm worker especially in Latin America
▪ The new policy changes affect the whole department, from the manager down to the office peons. [=the lowest paid workers in the office] ▪ “Those rich politicians don't care about peons like us,” she complained.
