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Originally Posted by TheMadBaron Workers. | I'm gonna interject here because I've never been called a worker nor have I heard anyone else being called that, even tho it makes sense I think it's for the same reason that no one except politicians with no future career plans call the working class, the working class.
Employees is probably the word you're looking for. Either that or "Associates"
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I took NewHope's examples, "Working people or Working class" to mean that what was required was a term to describe all those who work for
all bosses. I would say we were all workers. I would use 'employees', or 'staff' to mean all those who work for a specific employer. I don't think 'associates' fits the bill at all.
Where I come from, there's nothing wrong with being called working class, or being described as a worker.
'Blue collar' describes one particular type of worker. 'White collar' describes another.
It would help if NewHope would give us the context for the expression required.