Dissent, Volumen19Dissent Publishing Corporation, 1972 |
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... workers live alongside blue - collar workers in central - city communities ; assumptions about the occupational homogeneity of central - city ethnic communities , according to several pieces of recent evidence , have been greatly ...
... workers live alongside blue - collar workers in central - city communities ; assumptions about the occupational homogeneity of central - city ethnic communities , according to several pieces of recent evidence , have been greatly ...
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... workers come from working - class origins and retain a sense of identification with the blue - collar workers . In one study , for instance , 90 per- cent of those white - collar workers who call themselves " working class " came ...
... workers come from working - class origins and retain a sense of identification with the blue - collar workers . In one study , for instance , 90 per- cent of those white - collar workers who call themselves " working class " came ...
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... workers to similar working conditions . Sociologists often cite a third difference between office and factory employees in this mode of work . White - collar workers are supposedly more aware and desirous of op- portunities for ...
... workers to similar working conditions . Sociologists often cite a third difference between office and factory employees in this mode of work . White - collar workers are supposedly more aware and desirous of op- portunities for ...
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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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