Would a teacher be considered "white collar" or "pink collar" in the working industry?

Answer 1

White collar. Teachers have always been considered professionals, and there are too many men teachers to be Pink Collar

Answer 2

I'm kinda out of the loop, I guess. I don't know what "pink collar" is! However, since most of us are required to have a Master's or a Doctorate these days, I would say that we are white collar. In fact, my white-collared husband doesn't have the academic credentials that I have!

Answer 3

what's "pink collar"? Never heard of that. Sounds feminine. Would it apply to men teachers? Anyway, teachers have college degrees and special certification and training. When I think white collar, I picture people in the business or legal professions. I don't think that terms applies to teachers or doctors, nurses, scientists, academics, religious leaders, government officials, etc

Answer 4

Mi amor. There is no such thing as a "pink collar" in the working world. Teachers are white collar.
A kiss for you,
Mr. M on "collars."

Answer 5

I'm going to say pink and white striped collar

Answer 6

never heard of pink collar. i think they would be considered white collar. blue collar jobs are generally physical labor jobs

Answer 7

white collar all the way.....blue collar is more physical like construction work

Never heard of pink collar........did you make that up?

Answer 8

"pink collar" workers are the people who perform circumcisions.

Answer 9

blue collar, have you seen most the schools in the education system lately????

Answer 10

PINK Ladies