1. The total labor .......... consists of people who are currently working as well as those who are looking for jobs.

2. People who have been badly injured on the job and can no longer work and those who have a handicap that prevents them from working are known .......... workers.

3. .......... workers have reached the end of their careers and no longer work because they are past the usual working age limit.

4. A ..........-maker is a person who maintains his or her own domicile and raises children without pay.

5. People who work on a .......... are said to work in the agriculture industry.

6. Workers who make .......... in factories work in the manufacturing industry.

7. Workers who provide .......... to others are employed by the service sector.

8. A(n) .......... is a worker who often has a college degree and is held to a higher standard of performance than the average employee.

9. A person who earns an hourly wage and performs manual labor is known as a ..........-collar worker.

10. Office workers (those who don't usually perform manual labor) are known as ..........-collar workers.