In light of the new evidence researchers feel public health warnings are failing to resonate with
white collar workers and have instead "actively reinforced their view that their own alcohol use was problem-free".
It drew upon the history of social workers in the twentieth century, exploring the subjectivity of one group of professional,
white collar workers as that class fraction emerged in relation to the social history of work, labor and ideology.
White collar workers and those based in the West Midlands were most likely to go the office when they were ill, research found.
Finnish pharmaceuticals retail and marketing company Schering Oy, part of the German pharmaceuticals company Schering Group AG, said on Monday (24 November) that it had concluded its personnel negotiations, and as a result would reduce its personnel by 111 employees, mainly
white collar workers.
Workers at the installation in Cumbria, run by British Nuclear Fuels (BNFL), voted overwhelmingly on Monday for industrial action over a long-running grievance relating to pay differentials between blue and
white collar workers.
(10) For an important theoretical and historical account of the battles fought by white-collar workers during this period, see JURGEN KOCKA,
WHITE COLLAR WORKERS IN AMERICA, 1890-1940: A SOCIAL-POLITICAL HISTORY IN INTERNATIONAL PERSPECTIVE (1980).
This may explain why Osaka
white collar workers' average outlay for lunch was [yen] 730, compared to a tightfisted [yen] 680 for Tokyo.
However, the result is only true for
white collar workers. Blue collar workers do not have a strong relationship between experience in the labor market and the wage premium paid by large firms.
White collar workers may find their e-mail monitored; data entry workers may have their key strokes counted; anyone can have his or her purse or backpack searched at any time.
industrial and
white collar workers are now working the longest hours of their lives.
Children of farmers or blue collar workers had twice the infection risk of children of
white collar workers, an observation that supports observations that poverty increases infection risk.