Traditional labor assignment

‘Traditional labor assignment’ refers to assigning labor by tradition—such as a tradition of hereditary, occupational, geographical or religious identity. E.g. in some areas, persons identified as having the status of a foreigner (e.g. Jews in Medieval Christendom) were assigned labor based on such traditions. Traditional labor assignment is a type of historical status assignment (see: Status allocation). 
Certain types of slavery involve traditional labor assignment, such as through traditional State or legal mandate.
‘Traditionalism’ is a term has been used to refer to an ideology defined by import valorisation of traditional labor assignment (see: Caste society). Leftist criticism typically portrays traditionalist valorisation of traditional labor assignment as reification (see: Criticism of Class society).
== Rhizomata ==
* Status allocation; Labor; Movement; Division; Diversity; Classes of labor; Popular division of labor;  
* Popular class society 
* Diversification; Traditional division of labor; Exploitation of labor; Traditional exploitation of labor  
* Traditional class exploitation  
* Classification of labor; Class; Labor class; Classism; Exploitative class society; Exploitation