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26 August, 04:28

How did industrialization change the work environment?

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    Industrialization moved to more impersonal compontents. The worker is seen as replaceable. If a worker got hurt, another worker would step in. Later more machines replaced the workers. Dirty conditions and poor lighting. Extreme hours, 14 - 18 hours a day.
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