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No, women were not accustomed to hard labour and much of the work was also very dangerous. Women made most of the ammunition and bombs.
Mostly well-educated women, but they had followers who were much less well-off, simple factory workers, for instance.
the women were pretty unexperienced with everything-childcare, being a mom, and cooking and cleaning took up most of their time. it was quite a schock to have the men leave and the women have to take over, not knowing much about factory work, which they did during the war. the women had to learn quickly to become up to speed with the already-established culture their husbands set up. childcare was also a problem because the women had to work and spent less time with their kids. ..
Children were payed very little or nothing at all! Women weren't paid much more and a man would get the most money. Children would roughly get payed 3 shillings a week. Women would get 50 penni a day. Men would get 3 markka a day.
Durning the war most of the men were away fighting and theirwere many vacancies in factories so lower and middle classes of women would work in the factories and help build arms for soilders in the war. When the war was over women realised that they liked working and so they carrried on working in the factories, however they were paid much less than the average male worker. Some women carried on working because they needed the money to keep their family alive because just themen working didn't bring in enough money. :)
A Women makes upto $9 per hour working in a textile mill.
A Women makes upto $9 per hour working in a textile mill.
Burlington Coat Factory carries many types of women's jackets and it really depends what you are looking for. Their jackets run anywhere from $20.00 on up.
It depends very much on which country the factory is in. It should be noted the the factory that manufactures the garments are doing so for a customer who may, or may not. insist on certain safety regulations, working conditions etc.
No, women were not accustomed to hard labour and much of the work was also very dangerous. Women made most of the ammunition and bombs.
There are "airsoft" type SIMULATED flash-bang grenades, and the real thing. The real thing is a restricted munition in the US, and is only available to a limited group- mainly law enforcement and military personnel. Cost vary depending on the EXACT munition, but typically range from $50-$100.
Mostly well-educated women, but they had followers who were much less well-off, simple factory workers, for instance.
Women typically didn't work in factories until WWII, except in the garment industries. There was some unionization but not nearly as much as in other industries. Women faced horrible conditions as evidenced by the triangle shirtwaist fire.
Because men choose to build themselves up. Women can do just as much but men always expect us to do everything as if they dont have working hands and feet
Lots of fabric, for instance - it was the main cotton manufacturer. (but much more than this - this is how everything started).
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the women were pretty unexperienced with everything-childcare, being a mom, and cooking and cleaning took up most of their time. it was quite a schock to have the men leave and the women have to take over, not knowing much about factory work, which they did during the war. the women had to learn quickly to become up to speed with the already-established culture their husbands set up. childcare was also a problem because the women had to work and spent less time with their kids. ..