working
class
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relating to individuals or families who work in manual or non-managerial jobs, usually earning modest incomes and facing financial challenges
- The working-class family lived in a modest apartment and relied on steady employment for income.
- Many working-class workers are employed in factories, construction, or service industries.
- Access to affordable healthcare and education are important concerns for the working-class population.
- The working-class neighborhood was characterized by small, closely-knit communities.
- Despite facing economic challenges, working-class individuals often display resilience and determination.
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working for hourly wages rather than fixed (e.g. annual) salaries
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