Manual Labor

Definition of Manual Labor Hierarchical Category as it relates to People, Social Classes, Lower Class, Blue Collar Workers

A socio-economic group primarily consisting of individuals performing physical work, often involving the use of hands and bodily strength. The group, often referred to as blue-collar workers, is typically associated with the lower class in societal hierarchy and spans across diverse occupations and people.

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Agricultural Workers Blue Collar Job Opportunities Blue Collar Professions Blue Collar Worker Health Blue Collar Worker Issues Blue Collar Worker Rights Blue Collar Workforce Class Discrimination Class Mobility Class Stratification Construction Workers Economic Class Division Economic Classes Economic Disparity Economic Status Factory Workers Income Inequality Industrial Class Industrial Workers Labor Force Labor Unions Low Income Families Low Wage Workers Lower Class Employment Lower Class Health Issues Lower Class Income Lower Class Life Expectancy Lower Class Living Conditions Lower Class Society Lower Economic Class Lower Income Jobs Lower Socioeconomic Status Maintenance Workers Manual Labor Health Issues Manual Labor Industries Manual Labor Jobs Manual Labor Wage Manual Laborer Lifestyle Manual Skill Workers Manual Work Occupations Physical Labor Professions Service Industry Workers Social Class and Employment Social Class and Health Social Class and Life Expectancy Social Class and Poverty Social Class Division Social Class Impact on Education Social Hierarchies Social Inequality Social Structure Socioeconomic Class Socioeconomic Disadvantage Socioeconomic Status and Health Unskilled Labor Unskilled Workers Wage Labor Wage Workers Working Class Working Class Culture Working Class Education Working Class Housing Working Class Lifestyle Working Poor
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