White Collar Workers

White collar workers are typically employed in offices or professional environments and perform tasks that are primarily mental rather than physical. These jobs often involve administrative, managerial, or technical duties, and they usually require a higher level of education, such as a college degree. Examples include roles in finance, marketing, healthcare, and education. The term contrasts with "blue collar workers," who are often involved in skilled trades and manual labor. White collar work often includes office settings, business attire, and a focus on tasks that contribute to the organization’s operational and strategic goals.