Grey-collar worker

Okay kiddo, have you ever heard of blue-collar workers and white-collar workers before? Blue-collar workers wear uniforms and work with their hands to make things like cars or fix things like pipes. White-collar workers usually work in offices and wear dress clothes. They use their brains to do things like write reports or work on computers.

Well, a grey-collar worker is kind of like a mix between blue-collar and white-collar workers. They usually work in jobs that require a mix of physical and mental work. These jobs often involve things like technology or healthcare. For example, a nurse might be considered a grey-collar worker because they have to physically take care of patients, but they also have to use their brains to figure out the best treatment plan.

Grey-collar jobs can be very important because they help us stay healthy and make sure our technology works properly. And because they require a mix of skills, grey-collar workers have to be able to adapt to different situations and learn new things quickly. So, they're kind of like superheroes in their own way!