Robert Owen's workers were treated well and he tried very hard to earn their respect, and he only hired people over the age of 10 or 10 years of age, most of his workers were poor and he tried to reduce poverty, he also helped all the ill children by helping them if they were really sick.
Robert Owen did not hire workers under 10.
Yes, Robert Owen did treat his workers well. He offered excellent housing and schooling opportunities for all of his workers. He supported factory reform.
The steamboat well known as the Clermont
well, when you complete something that you are proud of, smile at yourself, give yourself a pat on the back, or reward yourself with a treat or a walk or something
Ensuring that the construction site is not imposing any immediate danger to the public or workers, as well as making sure the final project has met all the required safety standards.
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Brown, Robert (1773-1858), a Scottish botanist, is best known for describing the agitation of microscopic particles suspended in a liquid or gas, a movement that is now called Brownian motion. Robert Brown, the son of an Episcopalian minister, completed his medical studies at the University of Edinburgh and then worked as an assistant surgeon in a Scottish infantry regiment. In the late 1790's, he met well-known botanist Joseph Banks and began to pursue his interest in botany. After resigning his surgical post, Brown served from 1801 to 1805 as the naturalist on an expedition to survey the coast of Australia, which had been recently discovered by Europeans. From 1810 until Banks's death in 1820, Brown served as his librarian. In 1827, Banks's books and collections were transferred to the British Museum, where Brown became curator of the botanical department.
He didn't treat his workers well. He didn't really care about their well being and livelihoods. He also ruined most of the workers lives and generally disregarded them.
not well
Karl Marx believed in a transitional phase of communism where the means of production are collectively owned by the people, leading to a classless society. Robert Owen focused on creating utopian communities where workers had better working and living conditions, aiming to improve society through cooperation and communal ownership. While Marx emphasized class struggle and economic determinism, Owen focused on social reform and improving the well-being of workers.
Henry Ford treated his workers fairly well. Ford paid his workers $5 which was huge for the time period
He didn't treat his workers well. He didn't really care about their well being and livelihoods. He also ruined most of the workers lives and generally disregarded them.
most people think he treated them poorly but he actually treated them very well
Well they were treated like workers they usually worked but if they were lucky they got time to play roman games!
very well actually. He was quite nice though he tended to go on his own and not hire any one.
Well, he probably did not care too much about them when he slashed their payrolls to get his railroad through the great depression... are you mad .
Well they are alien brothers so if that counts i suppose so.
Robert Owen (1771-1858) was a British socialist who owned the largest cotton factories in Britain at New Lanark, Scotland. He believed workers should have good housing and he built a school for children to attend until they reached age 9. Owen was an atheist who did not allow Bible readings in school and believed that that was what Church was for. When his workers asked him to build a Church he said yes. Owen also reduced the normal work day of 17 hours down to only 10 hours. Chales Fourier (1772-1837) was a French salesperson and Utopoan economic philosopher who answered the bordem of industrial capitolism with 1670 people to live in small communities called phalanxes . The most successful phalanxe was located in Red Bank, NJ for 11 years (1843-1854). Marriage was not allowed in phanlanxes and there was a free love system. Female equality was a major thing as well as sexual freedom. Also, in the phalanxes, jobs were switched 3 times a day.
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