I have a question. I would like everyone to chime in, whether or not I know you.
Does anyone have any idea when the American workforce began being referred to as "workers?"
This has troubled me for a while and I'd like to hear some ideas on the subject.
That is all.
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what did they used to call them?
It seems to me that we used to be referred to as employees, the workforce, ________'s co-workers, associates, etc.
I am unsure of what you would rather call them. I am a worker. I don't feel like less of a man because of that word. I would if I was called a slacker because I was collecting unemployment. But I am not, I am a worker.
Now if you are asking the question so that you can try to bash the Prez, then it wasn't really a question at all but a statement.
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