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White-collar Workers
白領(lǐng)
The business district of a city is crowded with large office buildings which are filled with banks, corporation headquarters, and government agencies.
城市的商業(yè)區(qū)里辦公大樓林立，充斥著銀行，公司總部，政府機(jī)構(gòu)等。
Every weekday morning thousands of office workers enter those buildings and leave in the evening.
每個(gè)工作日的早晨，成千上萬的上班族進(jìn)入大樓，到晚上他們又離開。
The man and woman who do the office work are called white-collar workers.
這些在辦公室工作的人被稱為白領(lǐng)。
Secretaries, computer operators and administrators are all white-collar workers.
秘書，電腦操作員和行政管理人員都是白領(lǐng)。
Many office workers work and hope that they will be promoted to more responsible positions.
許多上班族努力工作，希望晉升到有更多責(zé)任的職位。
They want to supervise other workers and see that the company policies are carried out.
他們想要監(jiān)管其他人員，并見證公司政策的實(shí)施。
These policies are established by the top managers.
這些政策由高層經(jīng)理制定。
Sometimes office workers are transferred to other places.
有些上班族會(huì)調(diào)到其他地方工作。
Nowadays, education is emphasized in the selection of men and women for management jobs.
現(xiàn)在，在挑選管理職位的人選時(shí)，教育背景很受重視。
Courses in business administration are offered by many universities.
許多大學(xué)提供工商管理課程。
The graduates of these courses often are placed in middle management jobs.
這些課程的畢業(yè)生通常處于中層管理職位。
From these, they can be promoted easily when they show the necessary personality and ability.
進(jìn)修這些課程，當(dāng)他們表現(xiàn)出必要的特點(diǎn)和能力時(shí)，就很容易獲得晉升。
