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The typical workday in a factory in the early 1800s was?
12 to 14 hours a day
How long is the workday for a pastry chef?
a typical workday is from 8-12 hours. you barely get breaks and you do alot of lifting so it might get exhausting at times.
What do you do in a typical workday?
you get up and go to work.
What is a typical workday for an architect?
i dont know that's my question
What is two thirds of an 8 hour workday?
Two thirds of an 8 hour workday is 5 1/3 hours.
How was a typical workday for slaves?
A typical workday for slaves in the United States involved long hours of labor, starting at dawn and often continuing until after sunset. They typically worked in fields picking crops, in homes as domestics, or in various trades. Work was physically demanding, overseen by overseers or masters, and slaves had little control over their schedules or conditions.
How long was the workday for most workers in the late 1800?
12 hours
What is the typical day for baseball players?
training consists of calasthentics and weight lifting, running and practice for 4-8 hours a day
Is 17 working hours in 24 hours an excessive long workday around dangerous machinery with only 7 hours off time per 24 hour day?
Yes. It is an excessive long workday around dangerous machinery etc.
How long was the workday for most factory worker in the late 1800s?
12 hours
What equals to 8 hrs?
There are 60 minutes in an hour, so 8 hours is 480 minutes. There are 60 seconds in a minute, so 8 hours is 28 800 seconds. There are 24 hours in a day, so 8 hours is 1/3 day. It is also 1/21 of a week, and 1/1095 of a typical (365-day, or non-leap) year. It also represents the length of a typical North American workday.
What was the average length of a workday in American factories in the early 1900s?
12 - 14 hours
