Sentence examples for white collar staff from inspiring English sources

White collar staff, already facing higher pension contributions and older retirement (like everyone else), are resisting tougher redundancy terms.

However, zero hours contracts have rarely been used for highly skilled white collar staff.

TUC General Secretary Frances O'Grady said: "Whilst not every employee on a zero hours contract is exploited, this survey shows that job insecurity and low pay are concerns for a significant number of workers, including white collar staff.

Many of our white collar staff are paid for their ability to create art while others are paid for their ability to organize, synthesize and process information.

In Detroit, the Big Three firms have been embarrassed by the haste with which older white-collar staff have scrambled to take up early-retirement packages.

Many white-collar staff did not return, thinking the effort doomed, so the machine operators were forced to manage the sales, marketing and accounting sides.

The company said it planned to reduce its white-collar staff of 18,500 by 25percentt by the end of the year.

Mr Cowger suggested last month that the firm would save billions if only blue-collar workers would accept the less enticing benefits offered to the firm's white-collar staff.

On 8 April, hundreds picketed Daimler's annual general meeting in Berlin in protest at pay cuts of up to 14% for 73,000 white-collar staff and shorter hours.

He's finishing a master's degree in business administration at the University of Michigan, paid for until last semester by Chrysler, when it could afford to invest in the education of its white-collar staff.

It's the latter two figures that are crucial: with 165,000 on-site construction workers and 50,000 white-collar staff delivering just shy of 150,000 homes, reaching the levels we need each year will require a further 123,000 new workers, according to EC Harris Mark Farmerr.