What is another word for blackcoat worker?
Pronunciation: [blˈakkə͡ʊt wˈɜːkə] (IPA) 
The term "blackcoat worker" refers to employees who work in professions that require them to wear black or dark-colored clothing as a uniform or dress code, such as lawyers, judges, or priests. Some synonyms for this term include "legal professional," "clergy member," "judicial officer," or "court official." These occupations are typically associated with high levels of education, specialized training, and ethical responsibilities. Other related terms include "white-collar worker" for professionals who work in office settings, "blue-collar worker" for those who work in more manual labor jobs, and "grey-collar worker" for those who perform jobs that fall in between white and blue-collar work.
