"Az új magyar áruházban sok eladó dolgozik."

Translation: Many sales clerks are working in the new Hungarian department store.

[Yet1970]

A lot of .... is also correct

[Cvmoorsel]

A lot of ... shoud be accepted too.

[aplaice]

Does this refer to them working there location-wise or also employment-wise (they're employed by the department store)?

Would

"az új magyar áruháznál sok eladó dolgozik"

also be a correct translation of

"Many sales clerks are working at the new Hungarian department store."

in the employment sense?

Thanks!

[pYewR9MH]

What is suddenly wrong with salesmen?

[pYewR9MH]

If it is a steady job it should be "work" and not "are working". However, it was rejected. Extremely frustrating!

[Patricia460976]

No. In English there is no difference without context but yes both should be accepted. "They are working" implies "right now" or "in the process of" whereas "they work" implies a steady or ongoing employment which may not be happening now.