We ... agree to work for such wages per week, and prices by the job, as the Company may see fit to pay ... We also agree not to be engaged in any (labor union), whereby the work may be (delayed), or the company's interest in any work (harmed). Question: Based on the excerpt, what can you conclude about the relationship between employees and employers in factories in the early 1800's?

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Clayton Romero

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5 January, 00:04

We ... agree to work for such wages per week, and prices by the job, as the Company may see fit to pay ... We also agree not to be engaged in any (labor union), whereby the work may be (delayed), or the company's interest in any work (harmed). Question: Based on the excerpt, what can you conclude about the relationship between employees and employers in factories in the early 1800's?

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Stephen Hamilton · Answer 1

their relationships were not actually good because the employers thaught they have more power than the employees and thaught they were well educated than the employee