In the colour-coded designation of workers by collar colour, the term 'blue-collar workers' refers to those who mainly perform
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In the colour-coded designation of workers by collar colour, the term 'blue-collar workers' refers to those who mainly perform
- Manual or industrial labour
- Salaried office and managerial work
- Care and service work traditionally done by women
- Highly skilled knowledge work
Answer and explanation
Correct answer: A - Manual or industrial labour
Blue-collar workers are working-class people who do manual or industrial labour, usually paid by the hour or by the piece. Salaried office and managerial staff are white-collar, care and service work traditionally done by women is pink-collar, and highly skilled knowledge work is gold-collar.
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