A Conceptual Study Of White Collar Employees in India

White collar and blue collar workers are divided into two different labour classes. White-collar workers also include people holding skilled jobs at the working level in commercial firms. These people are involved in activities like administration and ground research. These workers progress to higher levels of white-collar employment. Differences between manufacturing industry and service industry are widely seen. The agricultural sector, along with manufacturing, mining and related industries, comprises a large number of blue-collar workers in their factories, farms and mines. The service industry includes commercial firms, financial firms, and insurance companies where the employees are white-collar workers performing skilled jobs. White collar workers are not traditionally part of trade union activities. They generally do not form trade unions, unlike blue-collar workers who form and associate themselves with trade unions. White collar workers are represented by their associations, such as Indian Medical Association, Institute of Chartered Accountants of India, Institution of Engineers, NASSCOM etc.