111.   In November and December, white collar employees staged limited warning strikes, that caused flight delays and cancellations in several German cities, affecting thousands of passengers.

112.   In China, there has been little impact so far on the minuscule but growing middle class of white collar workers employed by foreign joint ventures and private enterprises.

113.   Mandatory beating with a rattan cane for white collar crimes is to be extended to stock market offenses, a Finance Ministry official said.

114.   Many of the same areas have large pockets with low median family incomes, few white collar jobs and high unemployment rates.

115.   Miller retired in March and has been banned from public ministry and stripped of his white collar.

116.   Salaries are in the upper range for Indonesian white collar workers.

117.   Results were the same for smokers, nonsmokers and former smokers, he said, and there were no differences between white collar and working-class drinkers.

118.   Superbly woven cotton tweed jackets are worn with lightweight gray slacks, a contrasting vest complete with watch chain, bold tie and striped shirt with white round collar.

119.   The Commercial Affairs Department, the white collar crimes police, said the attorney general had reviewed the evidence that it gathered.

120.   The amendments seek to give more powers to the labour courts to hear and decide on claims by these white collar workers.