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    Chiderah Onyeukwu Professor Henry Clark HIST 1220 13 April 2014 Paper Option B The characterization of working conditions during the Industrial Revolution has been a source of great debate for many since the early nineteenth century. Some have argued that working conditions during the period were despicable and unhealthy while others claim that the mere presence of factories was an indicator of social and economic growth‚ a welcome change to the agriculturally based and less affluent society of

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    The work conditions during the Industrial Revolution had an intense and often harmful effect on children who were forced to work. The main reason that factory owners employed children was because of their small size‚ so they could fit into small spaces and use their hands to unclog machines if they were jammed. Children were also cheap to employ‚ and they usually agreed to punishment‚ unlike the adults working. One of the most common jobs that children had to pursue was working in the textile industry

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    The working conditions during the Industrial Revolution were simply horrible to say the least‚ factory workers only had the sunlight which shone through the windows. There were also numerous amounts of machines which did not include much safety precautions and the

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    changed who could work‚ and how much money they could earn. Before the Industrial Revolution adult men would work for pay and earn the money for their families. During the Industrial Revolution children‚ women‚ and immigrants started working for pay‚ though the working conditions weren’t healthy. During the Industrial Revolution many more factories were made‚ meaning more people were needed to be employed. Many people moved to around the mills and factories increasing population. Most of the work done

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    Remuneration and Working Conditions in the Tourism and Hospitality Industries Introduction Tourism and hospitality organisations need many different things for them to function‚ the most important of these things being their employees. However to ensure that they can keep and retain their employees there are many things that an organisation needs to employ; this includes the concepts of remuneration and working conditions. It is for this reason that this essay will examine the concept of remuneration

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    of artificial sand is also rising. This leads to the mining machinery manufacturers in the production process to constantly improve on Vertical Shaft Impact Crusher‚ in order to achieve to meet the development needs of the community. Third‚ working conditions are improved. Most of the jaw crushers adopt automation system. So when operating‚ the workers don’t need to directly contact with raw materials such as limestones. Workers also won’t be corroded by limestone‚ which greatly improves the security

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    industrial revolution affected the lives of many people but not in a good way. Terrible working conditions in factories‚ increase in pollution‚ and changing the social aspects of women are all reason for why the industrial revolution was a bad thing. When machinery was created‚ more people had to work in factories rather than their own homes. Many individuals were reluctant to this because of the working conditions. The workers had long demanding hours every day and would be severely punished if they

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    workers. Immigrants poured into the country‚ while prospective settlers west found the frontier closed. The working class was scrambling for employment and factories willingly provided it. Yet the very abundance of these laborers turned them into expendable machine parts. No one bothered to make working conditions safer as society believed that the working class deserved their terrible conditions due to their lack of natural ability. Soon‚ however‚ workers found that they could unite to achieve their

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    most important connections were; factories caused dangerous working conditions‚ unions caused improved working conditions and the working class and dangerous working conditions caused unions to form. One significant connection I had was factories caused dangerous working conditions. I believe factories caused the dangerous working condition because of the complex machines the workers had to run. Another way the dangerous working conditions were caused by factories was because of how long people had

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    Packing town. Unlike the working conditions of today‚ they encountered the worst working conditions possible‚ testing their family life and values‚ and how authority figures were there for their own gain‚ disregarding basic human rights. Jurgis and his family first arrived in Chicago‚ to find out that people were not as hospitable as they thought‚ and that their cousin was not as profitable as well. They had to settle in a place were

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