"working backgrounds" is a grammatically correct phrase and can be used in written English.
It refers to the individual experiences and skills that a person brings to their job or career. Example: The company values diversity in its employees, as they come from various working backgrounds and bring unique perspectives to the table.
At the last election more than 80% of Labour candidates came from professional backgrounds and just 9% from manual working backgrounds.
Labour now has more MPs who went to private school, some 12%, than those from manual working backgrounds, who account for just 7%, according to research highlighted by the leadership favourite.
It reminded me that Labour does have a history of folk from working backgrounds (funny that, what with their name and everything), and in the likes of Lammy and Alan Johnson – the former Tesco shelf stacker and postman – I see a party fit to call itself an alternative to the Tories.
It reminded me that Labour does have a history of folk from working backgrounds (funny that, what with their name and everything), and in the likes of Lammy and Alan Johnson the former Tesco shelf stacker and postman—I see a party fit to call itself an alternative to the Tories.
The letter suggests that money from Labour funds be set aside to ensure that more candidates come from "manual working backgrounds".
The overall network weighted by the GWAS data serves as the working background.
Those who were lost to follow-up tended to be older, male, Black, from a manual working background, out of work, less affluent or physically fit.
Her parents were both from solidly working class backgrounds.
Not a lot of people who come from working class backgrounds have that".
That means opening up our politics to let in more women and more people from working class backgrounds too.
They are also largely people of color, immigrants, and people from working class backgrounds".
