ˈjäbə(r) noun
( -s )
Etymology: job (II) + -er
: one that jobs: as
a.
(1) chiefly Britain : one that buys livestock from farmers and sells to consumers or other dealers
if the jobber comes you can sell the pig — J.M.Synge
(2) : stockjobber
(3) : wholesaler ; specifically : a wholesaler in some trades who operates on a small scale or who sells only to retailers and institutions rather than to other wholesale organizations
b.
(1) : one that works by the job or on job work
(2) : one that contracts with lumbermen to do one or more parts of a logging operation
(3) : job press