He provides a few possible answers, one in particular that renders suspect the motivations of academics: in the current social hierarchy, in which
white-collar workers are on top, the researchers, who are themselves the very
white-collar workers they write about, benefit by maintaining the status quo.
White-collar workers (56%) reported using social media more than Qataris (35%) and blue-collar respondents (35%).
The results are reported in Table 3 and show that the largest employment effects are obtained from reducing workers' nonwage labor costs, especially for
white-collar workers.
3 hours per week during weeks that they are working as compared to
white-collar workers (excluding sales) who work 39.
The BNA PLUS report provides representation and decertification election statistics by major union affiliation, industry, unit size, state and for
white-collar workers.
Of course, the metonymy also extends to the lives of and economic realities enmeshing the
white-collar workers whose bodies Havel bids us imagine and thence to corporate hierarchies and all that they imply.
announced that it, too, would freeze pension plans for its
white-collar workers.
Given that blue-collar workers are less likely to practice healthy lifestyle behaviours than
white-collar workers (Morris, Conrad, Marcantonio, Marks, & Ribisl, 1999), there is a need for health policymakers and health-promotion practitioners to address the circumstances of male blue-collar workers.
But occupational cancer affects blue-collar workers more than
white-collar workers.
3 million salaried
white-collar workers who were not entitled to overtime pay under the pre-existing regulations.
Using apprenticeship programs or technical schools, males became skilled workers and sometimes
white-collar workers.
