| TRAINMAN | Capable of leaving station to drill one of the workers (8) |
| CHOOCHOO | Sounds childish leaving station to say chew things over a couple of times (4-4) |
| HANDSAWS | One of the workers was sent back to school for carpenters (8) |
| LABOURER | Party note resistance of one of the workers (8) |
| STRAWMAN | Brainless type looking for wizard for drinking with one of the workers (8) |
| LUNCHBOX | Break strike? That'll only feed one of the worker's hunger to do something! (5,3) |
| GALLOWAY | George ---, Scottish politician; leader of the Workers Party of Britain since 2019 (8) |
| PUNCHEON | Drill one rotten vertical strut (8) |
| IGNORANT | Take no notice of the worker, reportedly, through lack of knowledge (8) |
| TEABREAK | Leaves opportunity for rest of the workers, briefly (3, 5) |
| SCHUMANN | * Spoke of the worker at last (8) |
| BOREAWAY | Continue to drill, while aware of the boy's problems (4,4) |
| REHEARSE | Engineers hare off to London area to drill (8) |
| CLUBBORE | Stick to drill, though wearisome to fellow members (4,4) |
| ATLANTIS | It boosted the space station to a higher orbit |
| OUTVOTED | Didn't have enough hands around northern station to back editor (8) |
| VICTORIA | Station to which a successful man can get a first-class return (8) |
| OSTINATO | Musical phrase, last thing from radio station to be played (8) |
| APOSTATE | He abandoned a station to have a tea-break (8) |
| LOOKOUTS | In their lofty stations to forestall panic, they lost sight of themselves aboard Titanic! (8) |
