Synonyms for white-collar
white-col·lar

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1. white-collaradjective

   of or designating salaried professional or clerical work or workers

   "the coal miner's son aspired to a white-collar occupation as a bookkeeper"

   Antonyms:
   wage-earning, blue-collar, industrial, manual(a), working-class

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1. Bernie Sanders:

   At a time when nearly 14% of Americans do not have a full-time job and when the middle class is working longer hours for lower wages, I oppose a massive increase in temporary guest worker programs that will allow large corporations to import hundreds of thousands of blue-collar and white-collar workers from overseas.

2. David Kochel:

   Inflation and the overall cost of living is going to bite the non-college working class a heck of a lot more than it is the white-collar upscale college grads, there's a lot of things working against Henry Olsen that Henry Olsen doesn't have much control over.

3. Kim Heung-kwang:

   They are handpicked, it is a great honour for them. It is a white-collar job there and people have fantasies about it.

4. Lakshheish M Patel:

   Dilapidated condition of Indian economy is such these days that first there are no Jobs and whatever little vacancy you see in newspaper is that for driver, fitter, welder, electricians, accounts assistants, teachers but nothing for white collar mainly for MBAs, B Tech or highly qualified people. No job advertisement is seen from Mutual Fund, Insurance, Banking or Big Industries. Governments jobs are almost never seen

5. Evan Nierman:

   The path to redemption is much more accessible to people who commit white-collar crimes or are arrested for drug offenses than for those who commit violent crimes.