Sentence examples for white-collar labor from inspiring English sources
Siddique (2008) explores caste-based discrimination in India's white-collar labor market.
Instead, producing one unit of output always requires one unit of blue-collar and one unit of white-collar labor.
In previous periods of glut, inflation and growth of the white collar labor force have bailed the builders out.
There is no doubt: Anti-Muslim discrimination in at least one sector of the white-collar French labor market is surely holding back Muslim economic success in France.
To fan the flames of blue-collar and white-collar discontent, the labor federation has set up a Web site (www.paywatch.org) that shows workers how many hundreds of times more the C.E.O.'s at their companies earn than they do.
In the last four years they have halved the union work force in the United States; laid off white-collar employees in droves; renegotiated labor contracts and health care expenses; and sold businesses like Allison Transmission and GMAC, the financial services arm, to raise cash.
They are pouring scores of millions of hardworking, white-collar workers into the global labor force.
The Forbes list does have a bias, he notes, "in favor of skilled labor and white-collar employment".
In the last cycle, office was cannibalizing all these old industrial spaces, which was undercutting more of this middle-income job base that sits in between white-collar office work and service labor, which is extremely low-wage.
It could make major waves in Swedish labor; the white-collar, private sector union he works for, Unionen, has nearly 650,000 members — approximately 10percentt of Sweden's working-age population.
