Robert and Tim:
I don't quite understand the question. Is the
only definition of laborer of one who works in
the dirt or in a factory?
I worked as a secretary, bookkeeper, advocate for
battered women and casemanager for women in
transitional housing. None of these positions
meant I had to work in the dirt or in a factory,
but none of these positions paid more than
$23,000 a year.
On that salary I raised seven children, and I did
volunteer work for battered women and for the
State PTSA, and neighborhood volunteer work in my
spare time.
I think one has to be very clear how they define
laborer, because it seems to set up a class sytem
that I don't think you want or intend to
perpetuate.
Matthea Smith
Powderhorn Park, 9-4
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