Gray Collar: These individuals work white collar jobs, and they regularly perform blue collar tasks as part of their jobs. Some engineers, for example, are gray color workers.

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The first use of white collar to describe those in non-manual labour jobs dates back to the 1910s. Blue collar , as a contrasting label for manual workers, was coined a bit later, in the 1920s.

The so-called "white-collar recession" continues as unemployed Americans in the professional and business service sector struggle to find new jobs.

There's nothing more annoying than when you put on a crisp white shirt for work or an event, but you notice a mark on your collar - this trick can resolve it. By Lucy Marshall 10:34, Sat, Apr 5 ...

This light blue Oxford shirt boasts the classic hallmarks of the style (the chest pocket and button-down collar in particular). Yet, it's the wrinkle-resistant non-iron fabric that delivers modern ...

The newfound ability of lower-wage, blue-collar employees to work from home is one reason the share of adults working or looking for jobs hovered at 62.6% in June, up from 62.2% a year ago, though ...

Many blue-collar workers are earning a good salary, often upwards of £39,000 for more senior roles, which matches, if not exceeds what they could be earning in a white-collar office-based role.

The iconic blue-white pattern offers instant recognition without ostentation. The spread collar provides ample showcase for luxury ties or frames your features perfectly when worn open.

“In the same way your first two suits should be a navy and a gray, your first two shirts would be a white and a blue,” says Papier, The Armoury’s director of ecommerce.