Значения термина blue collar worker на английском

He's a blue collar worker who loves fast cars, alcohol and women.

Lower SES individuals are, by definition, more likely to be unemployed or hold blue collar worker positions.

Studies report that blue collar workers have more than white collar workers.

Surfers range in age from school boys to blue collar workers.

Blue collar workers from neighbouring workshops have their meal here together alongside yuppies and tourists.

Blue collar workers from neighboring workshops have their meal here together alongside yuppies and tourists.

Dallas, Texas-based Milestone's residential properties target blue collar workers across the U.S. southeast and southwest.

It is these ' blue collar workers' who benefit most from the increased industrialisation of the economy.

She has compassion for blue collar workers unlike those 'champagne socialists' you see on television, Havet said.

Blue collar workers with physically demanding jobs are most susceptible to early retirement, according to conventional wisdom.

Blue collar workers were also much more likely to die from these causes than white collar workers.

Since Reagan succeeded in winning many blue collar workers from the Democrats, his party has struggled to win any presidential election convincingly.

But the head of the Council of Trade Unions, Helen Kelly, says Labour shouldn't be differentiating between blue collar workers and contractors.

But the other people, clerical workers, blue collar workers - certainly the person who works at the car wash - can't afford that.

Mr Shorten on Tuesday told the National Press Club there were real jobs -for blue collar workers, engineers and designers -in renewables.

The findings revealed a big split between college educated respondents (typically white collar workers) and those who didn't attend college (typically blue collar workers).