White-collar workers are those who work in professional or administrative roles, typically in an office setting. Clerics, fathers, cley, ironers, and PRIESTS are all examples of white-collar workers. Clerics are people who are trained in religious studies and serve in a religious capacity. Fathers are male parents who are responsible for the upbringing of their children. Cley is an old English term for a clerk or scribe. Ironers are people who press clothes and other fabrics to remove wrinkles. PRIESTS are religious leaders who perform religious ceremonies and provide spiritual guidance.