Workerism refers to the exultation of one's exploitation, under the wage-labor relation, as univocal marker of virtue.
The workerist sees categorically, rather than praxiographically, in terms of capitalists and workers: any non-capitalist who isn't a worker, to the workerist, must be a worker anyway—as only by such broad brushstroke can the workerist worldview remain legible.
Thus lumpen classpostures are elided, homogenized in the service of the fight of virtue vs. corruption.