I get the impression that for some list members, one is not a worker if one earns above a certain, vaguely defined amount. Thus, a waitress is a worker, while an engineer isn't.
Yet, I've never considered myself anything but a worker. I've never had anything to sell for wages but my labor. And that is confused a little because technically I was a salaryman, rather than a wage earner, but to me that was nothing but a legalistic distinction.
So, am I worker or am I not?
-- John K. Taber