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31. But white-collar crime seems to be the new image of the law profession.

32. There is no separate union for white-collar and management staff, and both unions organize well up the employment hierarchy.

33. Hence there is less routine manual work to do and the relative proportion of white-collar workers within factories rises.

34. Professionals and white-collar employees nowadays increasingly find their status and conditions under attack.

35. Cameron's study indicates that the first-time residents in this scheme were largely young, white-collar, first-time buyers.

36. A key factor that most authorities assumed was inhibiting productivity growth in the white-collar sector was the lack of measurement.

37. The economic recession has put many white-collar workers in danger of losing their jobs.

38. Braverman believes that as a consequence of the changes outlined above the skills required of most routine white-collar workers are now minimal.

39. In the mid-1980s, labor productivity in the white-collar sector was hardly growing at all.

40. Proportionately, white-collar jobs are disappearing even faster, and still more of them are at risk.

41. And, far from being teenage tearaways, the typical offender is a middle-aged white-collar worker who probably drinks lager.

42. We will extend compulsory competitive tendering to local authority housing management, and examine how to apply it to white-collar services.

43. The expansion of white-collar unionism was a particular feature of the most recent phase.

44. Many convicted white-collar criminals, being more literate, are more likely to write and sell their stories.

45. And unlike white-collar work weeks, manufacturing hours are precisely measured by the government.

46. Doctors, lawyers, white-collar jobs these were what motivated the kids to attend and their parents to dream.

47. Stress and activity are the new white-collar sources of identity.

48. White-collar crime appeared to be a normal and accepted part of business practice, being both very costly and highly organised.

49. They are now more likely to work in the service industries, in low-paid white-collar jobs.

50. He specialises in civil and white-collar criminal litigation.

51. By counting each e-mail sent by a white-collar wrongdoer as a separate case of wire fraud, prosecutors can threaten him with a gargantuan sentence unless he confesses, or informs on his boss.

52. But that's only true for affluent, white-collar workers — the people who need Social Security least.

53. Doctor Xu advised white-collar workers who feel unwell, especially those who work more than 10 hours a day, to pay more attention to their diets and mental health and to undergo regular examinations.

54. White-collar knowledge workers respond to different incentives and political appeals than do blue-collar industrial workers.

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55. If these people are now all staying in their home towns because of better economic conditions very soon their white-collar colleagues will follow their paths.

56. All said the woman thirty lousy tea-leaf, the novel white-collar chou-heung "is involved in a modern woman to anxiety, distress topic."

57. On the other hand, its over-depiction of material and consumption misguide the white-collar into a wrong conception: the true happiness is the occupation of materials.

58. China would need at least 60 million more white-collar workers to be comparable with the U.

59. No matter you are full-time housewife or fashionable white-collar, can you love so spell able tableware ?

60. Besides, Marx himself predicted a decline of theworking class and a steep increase in white-collar work.