﹒A professional or clerical employee who performs non-manual labor in an office or administrative setting.
﹒A worker whose job typically requires a college degree and involves mental rather than physical tasks.
﹒The office building was filled with white-collar workers rushing to their morning meetings.
﹒Many white-collar workers have transitioned to remote roles since the shift in workplace culture.
﹒The economic report analyzed the average salary trends for the typical white-collar worker in the city.
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