Are you a blue collar or white collar worker?

[cbburke74]

White collar working for the Government.

[RazorCat]

White collar management for the last 20 years before retirement. Blue collar for the 25 years before that.

[GMT]

White collar for majority of career, but several blue roles in the past.

[crank68]

Was corporate white, early retired. Now blue and loving it. Much rather be in these T shirts and shorts any day.

[madmurph]

27 years as a conservative, Republican voting, blue collar union member. Started over and now I sit at a desk most days. When I have appointments out of the office, it is business casual khakis and dress shirt or polo.

[Wil Holmes]

White Collar

[kailor]

White

[barbarian]

gender confused.
Outside sales in construction so I wear jeans and steel toes every day and spend less than 20 minutes at an office each month. I would like to think I am blue collar, but there is a good argument that I am not. LOL

[n2ratfishin]

When I was an aircraft mechanic I never considered the pilots “blue collar”. Guess that’s all perspective. I’ve been white collar for decades. One doesn’t have a job without the other.

[oxyeleotris]

Technically I am white collar but given the nature of our business, routinely wear the same uniform as my team. Some of the guys joke with me that I'm the wolf in sheep's clothing.

[basscat tyler]

Blue collar.

[RangerBob52O]

I’m a blue collar maintenance man from way back.

[DougL58]

White collar for majority of career, but several blue roles in the past.

Same

[TRCM]

Blue....can wear almost whatever I want to work, as long as it includes steel-toed shoes and a hard hat w/safety glasses.

Oh, and that means all 'sexual zones' of the body must be covered, along with long pants and closed toe shoes.

[bassboat1]

Blue. Wood butcher.

[Roosterman]

Filthy collar

[CodyZ518]

Blue collar. Button up uniform shirt with my name on a patch every day. Even have the old school blue uniform pants just can't bring myself to wear them.

[dean c]

I had no idea pilots were paid by the hour. Learn something new everyday.....

My closet full of t-shirts and hoodies probably tell me I was no collar worker.

The best kind! (and yes we are hourly, of course with a minimum guarantee and other compensation)

[ST8Bugging]

Blue my whole life.
Now I'm retired no collar.

[Chautauquanuy]

Retired white.

Now pre career, I worked blue collar. Was a paperboy at age 14, started to call bingo at 15 (Jr Fireman at Firehall), cook at Kentucky Fried Chicken for a couple months and worked at General Tire and Rubber making tennis ball rubber pellets for 3 summers during my college days.