chattering classes — English Dictionary

Noun

1. Educated people with liberal opinions and attitudes.

   Usage

   • UK usage
   • plural
   • plural-normally

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   Those advocating permanent WFH [working from home] most vocally tend to be salaried, with 'nice houses', gardens, partners and families, and probably a home office. They are the same chattering class which will crucially decide, how others (who maybe live in small flats, laptop on a kitchen table, 23 floors from the ground) will work.