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... million men - held white - collar jobs ( as against 23 million who wore blue collars ) , and of these , almost 15 million were managerial , profes- sional , or technical - the heart of the upper- middle class in the United States.8 For ...
... million men - held white - collar jobs ( as against 23 million who wore blue collars ) , and of these , almost 15 million were managerial , profes- sional , or technical - the heart of the upper- middle class in the United States.8 For ...
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... million , and this will decline to 2.6 million in 1980 ; from 4.6 percent of the work force in 1968 it will fall to 2.7 percent in 1980 . The service occupations continue to expand steadily . In 1900 there were about 3 million persons ...
... million , and this will decline to 2.6 million in 1980 ; from 4.6 percent of the work force in 1968 it will fall to 2.7 percent in 1980 . The service occupations continue to expand steadily . In 1900 there were about 3 million persons ...
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... million gainfully employed in 1969 , 28.237 million wore blue collars ; that is , 36 percent . But others might as well have worn that collar . Of the 36.844 million " white - collar " workers , about 18 million were in clerical and ...
... million gainfully employed in 1969 , 28.237 million wore blue collars ; that is , 36 percent . But others might as well have worn that collar . Of the 36.844 million " white - collar " workers , about 18 million were in clerical and ...
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Irving Howe PART ILIFE WORK | 9 |
NO PRIDE IN THIS DUST | 21 |
WORKERS BLACK AND WHITE | 70 |
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