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What are the difference between Blue-collar and White-collar employees? Is the difference between these words are salaries and skills- Blue-collar employees are unskilled workers with low salaries and White-collar employees are the talented employees with high salaries?
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blue-collar workers do physical work, rather than working in offices and banks, which are where white-collar workers work.
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Yes what you say is usually how blue collar and white collar employees are identified in the UK
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If you image search 'electrician boiler suit' you can see where the term blue -collar worker comes from. The collar is the part of the clothing that frames your neck, and it is commonly blue in work overalls used by both skilled and unskilled labourers. Blue-collar employees are commonly considered unskilled, but I don't think they are at all. In fact, they are usually very skilled at what they do. For example, most white-collar employees couldn't build a house, no matter how hard they tried nor how much you paid them haha :)
https://www.bing.com/images/search?q=electrician+boiler+suit&qs=n&form=QBILPG&sp=-1&pq=electrician+boiler+suit&sc=0-23&sk=&cvid=4B341F4E4B2843BBBE315FB34C6E8933
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You are welcome
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Thank you, Ms. Dani
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